The use case is for a remote location to be able to connect to home location and watch TV. In my case I want to install a FIOS TV One Mini In site B to have it connect to the FIOS TV One at my house. In order to do that they have to be on the same subnet and the FIOS TV One Mini needs to get its IP via DHCP from my FIOS Gateway Router.
The use case is for a remote location to be able to connect to home location and watch TV. In my case I want to install a FIOS TV One Mini In site B to have it connect to the FIOS TV One at my house. In order to do that they have to be on the same subnet and the FIOS TV One Mini needs to get its IP via DHCP from my FIOS Gateway Router.
Is it a question or do you need help or what is this topic about?
Being on the same subnet while being in two physical locations isn't a good idea.
The default GL-inet firmware does not do OpenVPN in TAP mode.