[Openstack] Access to internal network
Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado
gaguilar at aguilardelgado.com
Fri Jan 24 12:46:28 UTC 2014
Hi I have a fairly simple topology.
When a tenant is created we assign a int-net so they can work out. And
we add a new router that conects their int-net to the external network
with the router you can see.
With amazon you have access to the int-net directly via VPN.
How it's supposed the tenants to connect machines of the internal net
(192.168...)?
I see obvious ways:
1. Create a VPN server and assign it a floating ip, so they can connect
to this VPN server and go into the network. This VPN server is
created and controlled by tenant.
2. Create a physical/virutal router and create there the VPN server
that allows access to each tenant network. I have to setup firewall
rules and create a nightmare of configurations. (Controllated by
openstack admin). Seems not a good solution for me.
3. I've seen neutron supports vpn. How? Can you point me good references?
4. Any other way?
Best regards,
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