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According to FAQ , bridged AP does not route clients via configured OpenVPN (only the RPi itself) - is there a way to make it work? For example with manual routing?
The reason is that I want devices (e.g. Chromecast) to communicate with other devices that are on the regular network and still use VPN. Without bridged AP they cannot be discovered.
My setup: device -> wlan0 RPi -> VPN -> eth0 -> router -> internet
I want RPi to extend my network rather than a new NAT.
This discussion was converted from issue #761 on January 14, 2021 17:41.
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According to FAQ , bridged AP does not route clients via configured OpenVPN (only the RPi itself) - is there a way to make it work? For example with manual routing?
The reason is that I want devices (e.g. Chromecast) to communicate with other devices that are on the regular network and still use VPN. Without bridged AP they cannot be discovered.
My setup: device -> wlan0 RPi -> VPN -> eth0 -> router -> internet
I want RPi to extend my network rather than a new NAT.
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