I'd moved to openvpn couple of months ago and loving it (specially the certificates & compression bit - as compared to pptpd), lately, I'm seeing some weird behaviour though:
I have 2 openvpn servers say: OVServer1 & OVServer2 - Both on ubuntu 6.06 LTS. On the other end, I have 2 openvpn clients - 1 on Win XP (lets call it OVClient1) and 1 on Feisty (OVClient2). The scenario is as under: - I connect into OVServer1 with OVClient1, perfect connection, packets flowing from inside the remote network perfectly, clean logs. I disconnect. - I connect into OVServer2 with OVClient1, perfect connection, packets flowing from inside the remote network perfectly, clean logs. I disconnect. - I connect into OVServer1 with OVClient2, perfect connection, packets flowing from inside the remote network perfectly, clean logs. I disconnect. - I connect into OVServer2 with OVClient2, connection is good, the logs show -"Wed Apr 25 11:46:37 2007 TCP/UDP: Incoming packet rejected from IP_address_of_OVServer1, expected peer address: IP_address_of_OVServer2 (allow this incoming source address/port by removing --remote or adding --float), however, traffic moves just fine. Any pointers while I mull this over? Not sure where to remove remote or add float, more importantly, why is it still receiving packets from the previous server (or is it just saying that to make me look like a fool!)? Best, Akshay
