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Hello,
we have a complex structure of many routers, but the problem are the three routers (A, B1 and B2) which are connected via OpenVPN like a triangle. Unfortunately, the connection between A-B1 and A-B2 are not very stable, due to bad internet connection between countries. The connection B1-B2 is working fine. While using the legacy "OpenVPN Servers", OSPF was used to distribute routing information and that made it possible to reach B2 via B1 (A-B1-B2) and the other way around if one OpenVPN connection was not working. Now with OpenVPN instances I must write the remote networks in the "OpenVPN instances server configuration" and "Client Specific Overrides" which automatically adds a route in the routing table. Unfortunately, this route is used instead of OSPF routes. If I don't add the remote network, OpenVPN will drop the traffic. If I add both remote networks to each OpenVPN connection traffic wouldn't go the shortest way and if one OpenVPN connection is down traffic will get sucked instead of using the alternative route.
Do I miss any special setting or is there a way to block OpenVPN von adding routes in fully rely on OSPF?
Thanks in advanced.
we have a complex structure of many routers, but the problem are the three routers (A, B1 and B2) which are connected via OpenVPN like a triangle. Unfortunately, the connection between A-B1 and A-B2 are not very stable, due to bad internet connection between countries. The connection B1-B2 is working fine. While using the legacy "OpenVPN Servers", OSPF was used to distribute routing information and that made it possible to reach B2 via B1 (A-B1-B2) and the other way around if one OpenVPN connection was not working. Now with OpenVPN instances I must write the remote networks in the "OpenVPN instances server configuration" and "Client Specific Overrides" which automatically adds a route in the routing table. Unfortunately, this route is used instead of OSPF routes. If I don't add the remote network, OpenVPN will drop the traffic. If I add both remote networks to each OpenVPN connection traffic wouldn't go the shortest way and if one OpenVPN connection is down traffic will get sucked instead of using the alternative route.
Do I miss any special setting or is there a way to block OpenVPN von adding routes in fully rely on OSPF?
Thanks in advanced.
