New user with RUTX50 that I am very satisfied with!
I have successfully (after several attempts) been able to configure OpenVPN-server on the RUTX50 and I am able to connect with my client as well.
So, my OpenVPN network gets for example 192.168.15.0 while my local LAN is on 192.168.11.0.
I have also configured a push route in the server settings:
When I connect to the RUTX50 via my OpenVPN client I get a successful connection and I can access the the web interface for my RUTX50. However, even though I have a push route set as above I can not access the web gui of local devies on my LAN BUT I am able to ping all those devices.
When I change the firewall settings as per this screenshot it works fine and I can now access the web gui of local devices on the LAN (for example managed switches and so on):
(Screenshot will come in next post since I am a new user and therefore can only add one screenshot per post.)
Do I really need to enable both masquerading and forwarding for both LAN → WAN and OpenVPN as well as forwarding for OpenVPN => LAN as my screenshot above shows?
And when I use this default setting in the firewall settings (as per the configuration examples) I am no longer able to access the web gui:s of my various devices on the local LAN but I am able to ping them though.
After 2 days of testing back and forth and trying to read here on the Wiki-pages as well as reading on OVPN-pages I am currently using the following setup for my OVPN in order to be able to access web interfaces of local LAN devices:
So the ONLY change I have done here is to enable masquerading on the lan => wan and openvpn zones (the top row). Accessing web gui:s of local LAN devices works fine now (for example the web gui for my managed switch and the web gui of my Logitech Slimserver)
Can someone please confirm if this is an ok setup or should I do it somehow else?