Openvpn server-bridge xlite to pap issue

[vin944]

I have a successful openvpn link from my office to my home. My home network is set up to serve 192.168.3.X. I bridged the LAN connection with the openvpn server TAP32 and openvpn is serving 192.168.3.200-254. I am using tap and tcp in the openvpn. All works well except for my xlite to linksys PAP voice connection. I have a phone sitting on the linksys at port 5063 at the server end. When I call it over the vpn I can hear but no one can hear me. It is the same if call originates from the linksys. Otherwise the linksys pap works fine. My IP I get from openvpn is 192.168.3.200 and the linksys pap is 192.168.3.159. So when I call I type username@192.168.3.159:6063. I can do this from outside the LAM and its OK. I have all necessary ports forwarded and double checked those but still doesn't work. Any suggestions?

 

[burtsbees]

Are DSCP options passed in DHCP?

Burt

 

[vin944]

You got me on that one! Not sure what DSCP is. I do know that I have set up the openvpn to hand out VPN client IPs and they are the same subnet as my home LAN. When I am at work, I can access my LAN (192.168.3.DnyDevie) like I was sitting at home. But if I use xlite to ring a line on my PAP then I only get one way voice (server to client). thanks for your help.

 

[vin944]

UPDATE: If I set "Stun Enable=No" then it works over the vpn. But that comes with a set of problems of its own. So ideally I would like to keep the "Stun Enable=Yes" but I would also like to talk over the vpn and have access to my home network like this. My vpn server is also the 3CX Sip server. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.