This invention discloses a method for automatically allocating service packets IP addresses based on an OpenVPN environment in the field of Virtual
Private Network (VPN) technology. The method includes configuring multiple first
IP address pools for first ID groups based on the OpenVPN
server's management interface, associating each first
IP address pool with a corresponding filter ID, setting the IP range for each first
IP address pool, authenticating a second ID using
server authentication, and obtaining the attributes of the filter ID corresponding to the second ID after successful
authentication. Based on these attributes, the method matches the corresponding IP
address pool within the first IP address pools to obtain the second IP
address pool. This invention achieves non-overlapping IP address allocation by developing automated CCD files as configuration scripts and combining this with matching IP addresses to the attributes of the filter IDs used for authenticated user access. This avoids conflicts and allows for the allocation of different IP segments based on the user's service packet status, effectively improving the efficiency of IP address allocation management.