I have connected two network bridges of debian servers via OpenVPN bridging. One Server is within a DC with a public IPv4 Subnet. The other Server is in a private IPv4 Subnet behind a NAT. The Server behind the NAT is connecting to the public Server via an IP in the public IPv4 Subnet.
Basically everything is working great. I can connect devices via Ethernet to the Bridge on the NAT'ed Server and use the Public IPv4 Subnet through the OpenVPN Bridging.
But now I would like to assign a Public IP from the Subnet to the Server handling the OpenVPN tunneling. But If I do so it creates a route for the Public IP Subnet and thus it can't connect anymore to the OpenVPN Server in the same Subnet.
Is there a solution for such a kind of issue? For me it looks like I need a sort of second routing table.
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