NAT for use with OpenVPN

[Morgan Wesström]

> This makes me smile! :-)

Hehe, I didn't intentionally try to insult you. Just wasn't sure of your 
background. :)
Personally I started off with IBM DOS 1.0 in the mid 80s and worked as a 
PC/network technician for 30 years. I'll never let go of my beloved 
command prompt.

Back to business though. The more I read on Netgear's community forum, 
the more posts I find saying that Netgear's stock firmware only NAT on 
its own subnet and not on subnets hidden behind other routers. The 
behaviour you describe is consistent with this information.

If there's a DD-WRT or OpenWRT firmware for your router, that would be a 
good option. It would provide you with the full functionality you need 
and you could also run the VPN server on the Netgear router again.

As a worst case scenario I guess we could do NAT with pf between 
10.8.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24 but that would be an ugly solution.

/Morgan