While attempting to fix the problems in my OpenVPN configuration using DD-WRT on my new router, I connected my laptop to the server, from behind the OpenVPN client machine. I was using it to peer at the OpenVPN logs. Of course, both OpenVPN connections are going to appear from the same address, the laptop behind the NAT router and the router itself so OpenVPN was never going to work for both at the same time. So, the duh tip #2 is to ensure only one OpenVPN connection is made from a single IP address.

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