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Two NIC on laptop and Open VPN how to connect to Maestro?

Kari Gustafsson SM0HRP
Kari Gustafsson SM0HRP Member ✭✭
edited September 2018 in Maestro
Following some hints to use laptop with USB 3 to LAN to feed internet into laptop and then connecting Maestro to laptop through backpanel ethernet I get no connection with Open VPN client to 4G router with built in Open VPN server connected directly to 6300. Using only SDR (not Maetsro) from PC I get a short connection and then all freezes. I have checked the routing table and looks OK. But uncertain if all OK when USB 3 to LAN adapter and backpanel NUC have same metric value for "0.0.0.0.0" IP adress. Pingin from PC to 4G router works fine. And I have different subnets 10.01. X.X for 6300 and 192.168.1.x for PC. Good bandwith on 4G as well. Any network geek out there to guide me in this troubleshooting? I wonder if the problem is with adress conflicts between both NICs?

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  • K1UO Larry
    K1UO Larry Member ✭✭✭
    edited September 2018
  • K1UO Larry
    K1UO Larry Member ✭✭✭
    edited September 2018
    HA!  I see I got caught  :).  The original post is 2 years old and the Community is being hit with 3rd party non related postings this morning.

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