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add docs for openvpn when one peer is not public reachable
Signed-off-by: Marek Küthe <m.k@mk16.de>
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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ ifconfig-ipv6 <IPv6> fe80::1000
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secret <secret>
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Replace `<remote>` with the IP address of the peer and `<local>` with your IP address.
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Replace `<proto>` with `udp` for a connection over IPv4 or with `udp6` for a connection over IPv6.
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Replace `<proto>` with `udp4` for a connection over IPv4 or with `udp6` for a connection over IPv6.
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Choose a port for `<lport>` and set `<rport>` to the port of your peer. `<lport>` on udp must be opened accordingly in the local firewall.
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Replace `<interface>` with the appropriate interface name for your peer.
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Replace `<IPv6>` with your link-local IPv6. The specification of a second link-local address is only necessary for certain functions of OpenVPN, but the specification is mandatory. Therefore the address `fe80::1000` is used here.
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@ -46,6 +46,31 @@ openvpn --genkey secret <filename>.key
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### Speed optimization
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To increase the speed of OpenVPN, you can use the `fast-io` flag. To use the flag, OpenVPN must run over UDP and on a non-Windows system. This option is experimental.
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### A peer is not publicly reachable
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It can happen that a peer is not always publicly reachable on the same IP address, for example, due to a NAT. In this case, it is sufficient if one of the peers is publicly reachable.
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The configuration files are adjusted accordingly.
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On the public reachable peer `remote`, `local` and `rport` are removed. The parameter `lport` remains and must be publicly reachable via UDP. Furthermore the parameter `float` and `keepalive` is added.
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```
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lport <lport>
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float
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keepalive <interval> <timeout>
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```
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On the non-public peer, only `lport` and `local` are removed and the `keepalive` parameter is added.
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```
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remote <remote>
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rport <rport>
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keepalive <interval> <timeout>
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```
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For the keepalive signal, `<interval>` is replaced with an interval in miliseconds in which ping-like signals are sent to keep the connection alive. `<timeout>` specifies the number of miliseconds since the last received ping-type signal after which the peer is considered down.
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For example, if a keepalive signal is to be sent every 20ms and the peer is to be considered down after 2 minutes, the following configuration can be used:
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```
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keepalive 20 120
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```
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## Automatic start with systemd
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If you save the OpenVPN configuration under `/etc/openvpn/<filename>.conf`, you can use systemd to start the OpenVPN connection or set an automatic start:
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