Tom Roche wrote:
> 1. Several years ago (when I was first struggling with getting the
> F5NAP to work directly[6]), I tried to find a headless alternative
> (e.g., something like a NetworkManager plugin), but was told by F5
> that there was no such client for linux (at least, with the
> make/model
Back to this task after long detours! well, almost:
Matt Ventura Fri, 23 Jan 2015 12:47:21 -0800 [1]
>> The F5 VPN is throwing its default route over the original one, and that's
>> causing traffic to the OpenVPN server to try to route over the F5 VPN.
>> Obviously this doesn't work because the t
Tom Roche Thu, 22 Jan 2015 12:43:17 -0500 [1]
>> summary: Smells like progress! If I'm guessing correctly, the
>> `route` changes imposed by connecting to the F5VPN[2] are
>> conflicting with my server/jumpbox's current `iptables`[3] (through
>> which my client seeks to tunnel[4]). Does that claim
On 1/22/2015 9:43 AM, Tom Roche wrote:
summary: Smells like progress! If I'm guessing correctly, the `route` changes
imposed by connecting to the F5VPN[3] are conflicting with my server/jumpbox's
current `iptables` (through which my client seeks to tunnel[7]. Does that claim
seem warranted? If
summary: Smells like progress! If I'm guessing correctly, the `route` changes
imposed by connecting to the F5VPN[3] are conflicting with my server/jumpbox's
current `iptables` (through which my client seeks to tunnel[7]. Does that claim
seem warranted? If so, how to fix the server firewall?
de
On 1/21/2015 1:33 PM, Tom Roche wrote:
Tom Roche Wed, 21 Jan 2015 12:50:04 -0500 [1]
I need to tunnel one SSL VPN (F5, running on one debian host) through
another (OpenVPN, running on another debian host), but lose networking
(e.g., `ping`) after the F5 VPN connects. I'm not sure whether this
i
Tom Roche Wed, 21 Jan 2015 12:50:04 -0500 [1]
>> I need to tunnel one SSL VPN (F5, running on one debian host) through
>> another (OpenVPN, running on another debian host), but lose networking
>> (e.g., `ping`) after the F5 VPN connects. I'm not sure whether this
>> is due to my firewall/iptables
On 1/21/2015 9:50 AM, Tom Roche wrote:
[note: following contains ASCII art in the middle, and footnoted links at the
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summary: I need to tunnel one SSL VPN (F5, running on one debian host) through
another (OpenVPN, running on another debian host), but lose networking (e.g.,
`ping`) after
[note: following contains ASCII art in the middle, and footnoted links at the
end]
summary: I need to tunnel one SSL VPN (F5, running on one debian host) through
another (OpenVPN, running on another debian host), but lose networking (e.g.,
`ping`) after the F5 VPN connects. I'm not sure whethe
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