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First and foremost, a heartfelt "thank you" for the response, flexibility and community spirit.
Both options are great. I'd be happy to contribute back to the community, relaying our experience within the scope of our specific use case. Softether is pretty broad in its configuration options. I'll put together an outline and DM you (mimugmail) the draft. The main thing to understand is that it essentially operates its own independent IP stack, and hence would best be separated from both the kernel and IP address of the OPNsense instance. Once you wrap your head around that, everything becomes pretty straightforward as you configure routing between two separate virtual devices with separate IP addresses that peacefully coexist.
Thinking about it, the final disposition for the softether package may probably best be within the mimugmail community repo. We already use it for the cloudflared package as undoubtedly many others do for the vast array of other useful packages it brings that are "just outside" what would otherwise be within the core scope of the OPNsense project itself, and IMHO that would aptly be true for softether as well in this case.
Thanks again,
Matt
Both options are great. I'd be happy to contribute back to the community, relaying our experience within the scope of our specific use case. Softether is pretty broad in its configuration options. I'll put together an outline and DM you (mimugmail) the draft. The main thing to understand is that it essentially operates its own independent IP stack, and hence would best be separated from both the kernel and IP address of the OPNsense instance. Once you wrap your head around that, everything becomes pretty straightforward as you configure routing between two separate virtual devices with separate IP addresses that peacefully coexist.
Thinking about it, the final disposition for the softether package may probably best be within the mimugmail community repo. We already use it for the cloudflared package as undoubtedly many others do for the vast array of other useful packages it brings that are "just outside" what would otherwise be within the core scope of the OPNsense project itself, and IMHO that would aptly be true for softether as well in this case.
Thanks again,
Matt
