Openmptcprouter: Blocking phased out OMR on the VPS

Created on 25 Oct 2020  路  9Comments  路  Source: Ysurac/openmptcprouter

How can I block the RPi to access the server?

I'm using server/debian10-x86_64.sh script on the server-side.

Thanks!

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By using UPDATE=no parameter of VPS install script but this also reset all OpenMPTCProuter VPS configuration.

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If it's the RPI with OpenMPTCProuter on it then why are you using OpenMPTCProuter ?
Else read https://github.com/Ysurac/openmptcprouter/wiki/Block-client-Internet-access

i am not sure what "access" means.
But if you do not want the OMR to use the VPS:
on the vps modifiy the keys in /etc/openmptcprouter-vps-admin/omr-admin-config.json and reboot the server.

@Ysurac Here's what I want:

I've installed server/debian10-x86_64.sh script on the server and it provided me some configuration that I've to add in RPI.

I used the provided config and added it in multiple RPI (R1 & R2).

Now I want to block all the requests from the R1 (RPI) but not from R2.

Remove key on RPI R1, no real choices.

since this not an issue linked to the architecture of the OMR (as far as i understand): Can the issue be renamed to to something like "blocking phased out OMR on the VPS"?

Thank you for your support.

Can you please help me out with a few more questions as I still have some doubts?
I want to block it from the server-side (VPS), as I can't access the RPI.

It's not possible. The RPI have the key, it can access the VPS.
You can reinstall the VPS from an initial Debian install.

You can reinstall the VPS from an initial Debian install.

there is no easy way to initiate the VPS to generate a new key? (or to change in manually in some config file(s)?)

By using UPDATE=no parameter of VPS install script but this also reset all OpenMPTCProuter VPS configuration.

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