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Provide multiple hostnames/IP addresses for clients #567
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For the ports: #542 For the hostname/IP, this is on the client side, not something that the script can manage except upon creation |
@angristan I mean while installing OpenVPN (upon creation) using the script, where it asks you to give a IP/hostname there should be an option to provide multiple IPs/hostnames, sorry for the confusion. |
@AMDBartek okay, but what would you do with multiple IPs/hostnames? |
@angristan, For example, a computer has multiple external IP addresses/hostnames and one of the IP addresses/hostnames gets blocked by a firewall on a network that you don't own you could connect with the other IP addresses/hostnames. I would appreciate this being added to the script. |
Yes but that is simply not supported by OpenVPN. |
But if my computer has multiple external IP addresses/hostnames couldn't I connect from both of them? |
It is supported by OpenVPN, the client-template.txt file could contain something like this as the client ovpn file can have multiple
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Thanks, you're correct indeed: https://openvpn.net/community-resources/reference-manual-for-openvpn-2-4/
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I don't think it's a very common use case with a private openvpn server but maybe it can be useful for #464 @AMDBartek you can edit |
Nowadays each Server/VPS comes with about 1-IPv4 at least. Installing on multiple servers will increase the security instead of using one server to centralize everything @angristan ? |
Have the option to provide multiple ports and hostnames/IP addresses while installing OpenVPN using the script.
This would be useful if a place has a firewall and the default port is blocked but you provided multiple ports so it can use another port that you provided like 443 or 80. It could also be useful if a firewall blocks hostnames because it can use a provided IP address to directly connect without the hostname.
This feature would be extremely useful for me so I would be very grateful if this could be implemented.
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