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Once conected, OpenVPN makes no difference between client and server, we just need to define which endpoint will bind on a local port waiting for a connection of the remote endpoint.
Once conected, OpenVPN makes no difference between client and server, we just need to define which endpoint will bind on a local port waiting for a connection of the remote endpoint.
Lets take a simple example. You manage two SME servers
* SME1
** Local network: 192.168.9.0/24 (192.168.9.1 being the address of the internal interface of SME1)
** Public DNS domain name: sme1.domain.tld (resolves to the public IP of SME1)
* SME2
** Local network: 192.168.11.0/24 (192.168.11.1 being the address of the internal interface of SME2)
** Public DNS domain name: sme2.domain.tld (resolves to the public IP of SME2)
[[File:Ovpn_s2s_rzo_avant_vpn.png|768px|thumb|center|Before the VPN inter-connection]]
Now, you want to connect both servers, so that the two private networks can see each other.
You will configure SME1 as a OpenVPN client and SME2 as an OpenVPN server
=== Screenshots ===
=== Screenshots ===