Situation: we need to have multiple OpenVPN (or equivalent) services that are accessible via port 443 externally. In an ideal world all would share a single external IP address and be distinguishable by the subnet(s) they support. “Corporate” IT is frowning on granting us multiple externally accessible IP addresses so we’re looking for some avenue to share the one that we currently have between several VPN services.
We can’t co-mingle the VPN traffic for security reasons – hence the need for multiple, independent VPN services.
Im imagining some (possibly hypothetical) service that would listen at port 443 and route the VPN traffic based on the 10.xx subnet for each VPN. Once the traffic was ‘internal’ to our network it could go to whatever host / service / port necessary.
I don’t know if this is feasible or practical but for some reason I feel like it should be possible.
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