In the company I'm working for, we have a training project that involves 30 teams of 4 people. Each team must be able to reach a VM by resolving a domain (let say training.domain.com).
As we have 30 replica of the same VM, my idea was to run each one of them in a separate subnet (10.0.1.1/24, 10.0.2.1/24 ... 10.0.30.1/24) and somehow run an openvpn server that would restrict for each team the access to it's own VM / subnet.
My idea was :
- Team member run VPN client
- Team member resolve DNS training.domain.con that returns some IP (VPN server IP ?)
- This IP is translated to the proper private IP according to VPN connection (ex for team 7 : 10.0.7.1)
But I'm really not used to VPN config, and I'm not 100% sure how to setup this environment.
Am I going in the right direction ? Is all of this feasible ? Should I run 1 global VPN server or 1 per private subnet ? Maybe VPN is not the solution ?
Thanks alot for you help
No comments:
Post a Comment