[crizq0]

Sorry I am new at this and my lingo might not make sense.

At the moment the client-side (192.168.1) is able to connect to the openVPN router (kong build 34900) and access the local lan (192.168.43.1) by IP only. Able to ping IP addresses. However, the client-side can not see the network. I can map drives only by IP and not by name.

What do I need to do to assign a local lan IP to the client so that the client can send and receive as if it is on that local lan?

Below is some extra information.

Client: 192.168.1.1
Wan: 73. . ._ _7
VPN Router: 192.168.43.1

Additional Config:
push "route 192.168.43.0 255.255.255.0"
push "dhcp-option DNS 192.168.43.1"
push "dhcp-option domain EHVC"

Firewall:
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o $(nvram get wan iface) -j MASQUERADE


Log:

[egc]

For (local) DNS besides pushing the DNS server like you do you, you also have to tell DNSMasq to listen on tun2, add to DNSMasq options:
interface=tun2

Mind you this is a routed (tun) setup, so there is no such thing as windows discovery, for that you need a bridged (tap) setup.

In my signature is an OPENVPN setup guide explaining it all

[crizq0]

EGC,

Thanks for replying, I actually used your guide to help set this up and it was a lot of help! Thanks again for all your work.

I do have DNSmasq set to listen to tun2.

That sucks that there is no windows discovery. I have this program that I use on my computer that requires a mapped drive to the server SQL database. Which I am able to map using the IP address however, the program I use takes 20-30 seconds to receive/process information that normally should take a couple of seconds.

I'll have to read into the TAP set up to see if that will work instead.

Chris