Question about Sites/Resources/Clients

[Fred-06]

Hi,

I would like to know if it is possible to set up the following configuration:

The goal is to create a VPN client that allows access to multiple Windows servers via RDP (port 3389).

However, when adding a client resource, it seems that it is not possible to define multiple servers using port 3389. This seems logical since each site is accessible via a unique IP address (example: 100.90.128.1).

My question is therefore: is this a limitation that can only be circumvented using the --native feature, which is available exclusively on Linux?

The ultimate goal is for each client to be able to access only the client resources assigned to them.

Thank you in advance for your clarification.

[oschwartz10612]

Hi! Yeah without --native when you just access with the site's IP you are basically assigning different unique ports to different targets on the remote network. So as you discovered you cant have overlapping ports for different clients. There also is not a great way to limit certain clients to certain ports unfortunately right now. We definitely want to do something like that in the future. With --native you could use a remote subnet and setup NATing like in the docs. This would mean that each client would be able to access the target machine with its IP address and the RDP port. But you would have to deal with the firewalling and natting yourself. https://docs.digpangolin.com/manage/clients/add-client#remote-subnets