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yes but it is not necessarily practical

It could be interesting if he added the function, it is quite basic on virtualization systems...

Hello, is there still no way to share the ports between the unraid server and the VMs? like docker does for example?

Hi everyone, do you know how I can prevent him from creating routes ? (IPv4 0.0.0.0/1 192.168.10.1) I don't want it to route me all the packets in the VPN in fact I would just like to access all my web interfaces like motionEye or home-assistant from my VPN but not to have all the traffic going through the VPN Thanks in advance

Even if you have a solution, I am interested, I have been looking for a long time

Hello :), I do not redirect all the flows just establish a connection to access for example my motioneye (for example 192.168.10.3:8765) my server is on another machine (A personal vps) I am use push "block-outside-dns" settings in my configuration

Ok, I thought he would connect as a classic client where I can access these web pages and other services with: / that's a shame. That he was going to create a classic tun0 network card for me Thanks for the help

If not, I'm still trying to figure out how to get all access to my unraid (all ports and all protocols) through my VPN while keeping the same properties on my local network. If I put it in host I can no longer access it via my local network (192.168.1.203) and in bridge I do not have access to VPN (192.168.10.3) I will surely find the solution but if you have it I am taker

Hello, I am new here. I come to share with you some information about the VPN configuration after several searches to connect this client to my OpenVPN create with pivpn. For the latter the user name is useless therefore it suffices in the file "vpn.ovpn" to add the line askpass /vpn/vpn.pass and create a text vpn.pass file with only the user password, I only say this comment is therefore not a search for a solution but seeing that I have been looking for I said to myself that I could give my solution if ever someone was looking for the same info, see you can add it to your documentation Sorry for my pitiful English I'm French x)