DHCP IP from DHCP server
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DHCP IP from DHCP server
I want to configure DHCP in Secure NAT from DHCP server. Can you please help?
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
You can connect DHCP server with VPN client.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
i want to use same ip range which is my server using.
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a) my current server range - 10.128.0.0/20
b) Softether VPN server Virtual NAT range - 192.168.30.1/24
whenever i connect to vpn through client i am getting 192.168.30.x ip . when i ping to 192.168.30.1 i am getting request time out message. but when i ping 10.128.0.x range i am able to ping. same when i am trying to ping from server to client getting RTO message.
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a) I want to setup DHCP and access to server and client machines very easy.
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a) my current server range - 10.128.0.0/20
b) Softether VPN server Virtual NAT range - 192.168.30.1/24
whenever i connect to vpn through client i am getting 192.168.30.x ip . when i ping to 192.168.30.1 i am getting request time out message. but when i ping 10.128.0.x range i am able to ping. same when i am trying to ping from server to client getting RTO message.
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a) I want to setup DHCP and access to server and client machines very easy.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
Why do you use SecureNAT?
If you want to use 10.128.X.X network for client, you should use localbridge.
If you want to use 10.128.X.X network for client, you should use localbridge.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
does it require two NIC ports?
i have already configured local bridge. but i am not able to ping 10.128.x.x ip range from client.
same with server to client.
i am getting 169.254.195.219 range.
i have already configured local bridge. but i am not able to ping 10.128.x.x ip range from client.
same with server to client.
i am getting 169.254.195.219 range.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
Two NICs are not necessary.
Is there a DHCP server on that 10.128.x.x segment?
Are you using a VM?
VM may restrict the use of promiscuous mode.
Is there a DHCP server on that 10.128.x.x segment?
Are you using a VM?
VM may restrict the use of promiscuous mode.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
no i dont have dhcp server in 10.128.x.x segment. i am using google cloud VPC.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
Most simple way is assigning static IP address in range 10.128.x.x for virtual NIC and make localbridge.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
Hi cedar,
Thanks for help.
I have setup DHCP server in same range. now i am getting same ip range in Local Bridge. but the only thing is after connecting to VPN internet is not working.
When i setup Secure NAT it works perfectly.
Can you please help me in this.
Thanks for help.
I have setup DHCP server in same range. now i am getting same ip range in Local Bridge. but the only thing is after connecting to VPN internet is not working.
When i setup Secure NAT it works perfectly.
Can you please help me in this.
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Re: DHCP IP from DHCP server
Sorry, I overlooked the comment that you are using the cloud.
In the VM environment, the local bridge function can not be used in many cases.
In the VM environment, the local bridge function can not be used in many cases.