On Debian 6, the default behavior is to do this. I remember searching high and low at the time to change the behavior, and couldn't figure out how. If you Goog

On Debian 6, the default behavior is to do this. I remember searching high and low at the time to change the behavior, and couldn't figure out how. If you Google around, a lot of other people seem to have trouble with this as well--there are a lot of tutorials for how to setup iptables to block OpenVPN fallback on dd-wrt and Tomato, for example. I'd love to be proved wrong though!