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| - | | For an overview over all existing Virtual private network (VPN)-related articles in the OpenWrt wiki, please visit [[docs: | ||
| - | :!: This page is about strongswan. The old racoon documentation can be found [[..: | ||
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| One of the most common problems when establishing VPN tunnels are overlapping subnets. I.e. the IP adresses at least on one tunnel end conflict with the existing setup. Very often the firewall administrator is struggling with such a setup because special settings have to take place to create correct address translation for a clean solution. Hopefully this article will help the OpenWrt user to make it fuss-free. We assume you have read the [[basics|basics]] and the [[docs: | One of the most common problems when establishing VPN tunnels are overlapping subnets. I.e. the IP adresses at least on one tunnel end conflict with the existing setup. Very often the firewall administrator is struggling with such a setup because special settings have to take place to create correct address translation for a clean solution. Hopefully this article will help the OpenWrt user to make it fuss-free. We assume you have read the [[basics|basics]] and the [[docs: | ||