Address Variabme for Roadwarriors]

[Lonnie Cumberland]

Thanks Guus,

Well, I will work on it some more and think that if I can configure it 
as a switch then I can utilize DHCP which is part of the problem.

Will try to figure out what my configurations need to be so that I can 
have a DHCP server give out IP's in the 10.x.x.x so any advise would be 
greatly appreciated.

The remaining part is allowing a few roadwarriors that connect to the 
vpn to have other roadwarriors connect to them which is the problem 
because each ot hte roadwarrior host nodes have dynamic IP addresses 
when they connect through an ISP like AOL or something.

Thanks again,
Lonnie

Guus Sliepen wrote:

>On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 06:48:46AM -0500, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
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>>Just take your original picture of R, A, B and consider them all to be 
>>roadwarriors so then I can ask "how can I use another server that is 
>>running a DNS+DHCP services to assign 10.x.x.x ip addresses to all of 
>>the nodes (R, A, B) such that they can see each other.
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>>I guess that this could all be resolved if you could tell me more about 
>>how the "switch" mode works on tinc so that I can implement the DHCP 
>>services for the oadwarriors?
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>In switch mode, it is like all VPN interfaces are connected to a single
>Ethernet switch. So imagine a single switch, and all roadwarriors
>connected to that switch.
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