- Allow access to private subnets
- Sign in to the Admin Web UI for your Access Server.
- Click Configuration > VPN Settings.
- Under Routing, and Should VPN clients have access to private subnets (non-public networks on the server side)?, click Yes, using Routing.
- Click Specify the private subnets to which all clients should be given access (one per line).
- Enter the network’s subnet where your Access Server is located—for our example, 192.168.70.0/24.
- Click Save Settings and Update Running Server.
Create a client user
- Click User Management > User Permissions.
- Enter a new username for your OpenVPN client.
- Click Allow Auto-login.
Click More Settings.
- Select Local for the Auth method.
- Enter a new password.
- Set Configure VPN Gateway to Yes.
- Enter the subnet of the remote network of the OpenVPN client into the box for Allow client to act as VPN gateway for these client-side subnets—for our example, 10.0.60.0/24.
- Click Save Settings and Update Running Server.
Note: Ensure your site-to-site connector user has autologin privileges with local authentication.