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I would like to replicate a previous configuration I had in my handmade Debian router. I would like to access my domestic network through a VPN which I only access from a "cloud VPN". This is for various reasons, mostly because I do not want to have any open port on my domestic network.
I would like to configure my OPNsense in a way that a OpenVPN Server in OPNsense is listening on the interface of a OpenVPN client.
I have configured with no issue my OPNsense for being an OpenVPN client. It connects to a 10.42.1.1 and gets a 10.42.1.2.
What I do not understand, is how to bind my OpenVPN Server to listen on interface 10.42.1.2. In the drop down menu I can only choose among WAN, LAN, WIFI, any, localhost.
What can I do? Apparently, trying to add a new interface did not do the trick.
Maybe I am missing something with firewall and routing interfaces?
Thanks,
I would like to configure my OPNsense in a way that a OpenVPN Server in OPNsense is listening on the interface of a OpenVPN client.
I have configured with no issue my OPNsense for being an OpenVPN client. It connects to a 10.42.1.1 and gets a 10.42.1.2.
What I do not understand, is how to bind my OpenVPN Server to listen on interface 10.42.1.2. In the drop down menu I can only choose among WAN, LAN, WIFI, any, localhost.
What can I do? Apparently, trying to add a new interface did not do the trick.
Maybe I am missing something with firewall and routing interfaces?
Thanks,
