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My personal laptop A, connected to the local network (green).
The server S that routes traffic between the local network and the OpenVPN subnet, on which bandwhich is running.
S has two addresses - a local network address Slocal and an OpenVPN subnet address Svpn.
A remote client machine B connected to the OpenVPN subnet (cyan).
B has two addresses - a public address Bpub and an OpenVPN subnet address Bvpn.
Here I am initiating a file transfer on A using scp from A to Bvpn, so on layer 4 the connection should be from A:56994 to Bvpn:22.
But bandwhich seems to believe that it's from A:56994 to Slocal:22 instead, and by extension believes that this traffic should be attributed to the local sshd process.
I think I've got some clues on what's wrong. Help welcomed nonetheless.
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Three machines are involved here:
A
, connected to the local network (green).S
that routes traffic between the local network and the OpenVPN subnet, on whichbandwhich
is running.S
has two addresses - a local network addressSlocal
and an OpenVPN subnet addressSvpn
.B
connected to the OpenVPN subnet (cyan).B
has two addresses - a public addressBpub
and an OpenVPN subnet addressBvpn
.Here I am initiating a file transfer on
A
usingscp
fromA
toBvpn
, so on layer 4 the connection should be fromA:56994
toBvpn:22
.But
bandwhich
seems to believe that it's fromA:56994
toSlocal:22
instead, and by extension believes that this traffic should be attributed to the localsshd
process.I think I've got some clues on what's wrong. Help welcomed nonetheless.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: