http://askubuntu.com – I have seen alot of questions related to Bridge and network manager.. however none of them seem to apply to what i seen AND want. I setup my bridge in /etc/network/interfaces This works perfect - uses a nice static ip etc. However once i rebooted the network manager says it is unmanaged (as in it can't manage the bridge/ connections). Now this would normally be fine.. but.. (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – not sure if this is the right stackexchange site, but here it goes. I've set up a VPS that handles mail, files, jabber, etc. all these services are available only to the local network that openvpn creates, so like only on 10.55.66.xx. (HowTos)

https://www.centos.org – sandeep77897 - Welcome to the CentOS fora. Please see the recommended reading for new users linked in my signature.After reading those links you should realize why you should no... [by pschaff] (Distributions)

http://ubuntuforums.org – Here's a basic layout of what I have: Remote server in Chicago is mail server, backup server and public facing FTP server due to higher bandwidth. I want the remote server to VPN back to a local server so that on the local network it is addressable on the internal network (say it has an address of 10.8.0.6) and then nightly a script will go and rsync data from local server to the remote. (Hardware)

http://serverfault.com – I'm having a lot of trouble getting OpenVPN performance to be what I would expect with my new OpenVPN setup. The network looks like this: Home LAN 172.16.1.0/24 VPN Clients (10.8.0.0/24) -> Airport Extreme (forwarding OpenVPN port) -> OpenVPN Server (listening on OpenVPN port 1294) -> Home iMac -> NAS Box I am using routing, with the following config file. (HowTos)