Hi There,

I am hanging since 2 days on a specific project:
I want to create openvpn server on my dedicated root, that routes all vpn traffic to an external vpn server.
diagramm:

clients --- dedicated server with vpn (root access) ---> external vpn Server (no access)

I am searchin since 2 days for any clue to set this up.
I Have it running, that the clients are connected to the 1st server (dedicated server), but when I start the client side on it, to connect to
the external vpn server, my whole internet on th ededicated server is gone, and i have to connect through the recovery console of my provider.
I think i have to start the server and a client on my dedicated at the same time?
can anybody can give me a push in to the right direction pls ?
bye
Jimmy

Here is a write up on how I am doing what (I think) you are trying to do. Let me know if it helps and feel free to ask questions if something is not clear.

https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ch-4175618851/

Ken

thank you taylorkh so much

but in that way, i can't make my plan because of the destination not clear and modified
I need something to read the real destination from net and replay and take the date and resed it to clients.

Can you provide more details of what you are trying to accomplish? In general terms.

Is the dedicated server a physical machine which you control?

What operating systems are running on the clients and the dedicated server?

Ken

Hi, sorry for the late reply.
@taylorkh:
This is not a solution i am looking for.

What I want to do:
I want a dedicated root server with debian to redirect a vpn connection to an commercial vpn service. The dedicated root would be like an access node and redirect it to the other service. Clients would be windows, raspbian etc.

Thx

First thank you so much for your time @taylorkh

I have DNS server ( Debian ) I installed bind9 on it for clients
I have another one ( Centos ), I have control on it and I can install anything.


For special reasons, I must forward certain websites to centos server via DNS server that I configured to do that, and the centos server must redirect the request to the real destination and replay the clients

Please if you need more details tell me.

Thank you so much again.

Hi @darktic

I don't want to use VPN connection, for that I configured the DNS to forward the clients to my Centos server.

thanks

@Nour M
This was a reply to my problem(as you did'nt noticed, I am the threadstarter)