Will this work (Static IPs for Remote Devices to a Web App)?

[Scriberguy]

Here is what I need to do...
I want to use an iPad (or other remote device) to access a Web Application on an office intranet.
I need a static IP assigned to the iPad as part of the VPN.
I need to use a URL like http://www.MyWebApp.com that will point to the Web App at the office.
I need the data from point to point (office to iPad) to be encrypted.
The Web App is just a javascript based web site.

SoftEther will be running at the office on the same network as the Web Application is being served from.
(This is a Windows based environment that will run SoftEther)
Any SoftEther gurus that have done this before?

[colapig]

Setup a softether server and enable bridge function. When u connected the server. You will be assigned a IP address and DNS settings if you have a dhcp server in your office network. If the web app can be used by the machine in your office, then your machine can be too.

[Scriberguy]

I did get this solution up and running with the exception of the static IP part.

I will be posting a follow up question to this effect and a new question about how are the client MAC addresses derived.

Note: the Local Bridge (use the Local Bridge Setting button) must be set up for this to work.

Thanks.

[thisjun]

L2TP client doesn't have fixed MAC address.
So, there is no way to assign static IP address for client.

[KFrische]

Another option perhaps:

Do a standard VPN client connection (no bridge).
Prior to connecting open the VPN adapter and assign the IP static address.
I do this all the time as I don't want DHCP running due to conflicts with other DHCP servers.

It may also be possible to assign the MAC address staticly but I have not checked for the setting.