Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue

2007-11-17 Thread Tom Bishop
Yep...

On Nov 17, 2007 6:12 AM, yylaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Have you make a rule on the outgoing firewall to allow such access (udp
 1194)?

 Charles Law

 Tom Bishop wrote:
  No thats not the issue, I am using the endian open vpn server for
  clients coming into me, but i have users on the green side that are
  trying to connect to other openvpn servers on the outside, so they are
  using the client openvpn s/w running from the green trying to connect
  through the firewall to other sites, and for some reasons I never see
  the return packets...so the tunnel is not coming up.
 
  On Nov 16, 2007 11:53 AM, Neobiker
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
  i understand that you don't want to use the openvpn server from
  endian, but
  from another server in GREEN?
  Did you setup the correct portforwarding rules (which) on Endian?
 
  neobiker
 
 
  Tom Bishop-2 wrote:
   
I emailed this once before but thought I would try one more time.
   I am
currently testing/evaluating endian to possible purchase for our
  church.
I
have been very pleased and have most everything working but the
  one issue
that I am having that I can't solve is that when I try to use
  openvpn from
a
PC behind the firewall it does not work.  I have tried turning
 off
everything that I could think of but no go, I see the packet hit
  the logs
but never a return packet.  If I remove the firewall and put in
  place a
lowly linksys NAT box, all works fine.  So my question is, is
  there a way
to
debug this from the cli and see if it is getting dropped
  somewhere?  I
have
looked at the iptables rules and was thinking of adding some log
statements
but not sure what the best approach might be.  Thanks in
 advanced..
   
   
 
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Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue

2007-11-17 Thread compdoc
If you get the subnet mask wrong on any interface, you can have weird issues...
 
 
 
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Subject: Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue
 
Yep...
On Nov 17, 2007 6:12 AM, yylaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you make a rule on the outgoing firewall to allow such access (udp
1194)?

Charles Law

Tom Bishop wrote:
 No thats not the issue, I am using the endian open vpn server for
 clients coming into me, but i have users on the green side that are
 trying to connect to other openvpn servers on the outside, so they are
 using the client openvpn s/w running from the green trying to connect 
 through the firewall to other sites, and for some reasons I never see
 the return packets...so the tunnel is not coming up.

 On Nov 16, 2007 11:53 AM, Neobiker
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 i understand that you don't want to use the openvpn server from 
 endian, but
 from another server in GREEN?
 Did you setup the correct portforwarding rules (which) on Endian?

 neobiker


 Tom Bishop-2 wrote: 
  
   I emailed this once before but thought I would try one more time.
  I am
   currently testing/evaluating endian to possible purchase for our
 church. 
   I
   have been very pleased and have most everything working but the
 one issue
   that I am having that I can't solve is that when I try to use
 openvpn from 
   a
   PC behind the firewall it does not work.  I have tried turning off
   everything that I could think of but no go, I see the packet hit
 the logs
   but never a return packet.  If I remove the firewall and put in 
 place a
   lowly linksys NAT box, all works fine.  So my question is, is
 there a way
   to
   debug this from the cli and see if it is getting dropped
 somewhere?  I
   have
   looked at the iptables rules and was thinking of adding some log
   statements
   but not sure what the best approach might be.  Thanks in advanced.. 
  
  
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Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue

2007-11-17 Thread yylaw
Check the internal IP address range to see if there is any conflict. 
i.e. if your internal LAN uses 192.168.1.0/24 (also check orange and 
blue if you have), the internal network (and also blue and orange) on 
the other openvpn server side should not be using this range.

CL

Tom Bishop wrote:
 Yep...
 
 On Nov 17, 2007 6:12 AM, yylaw 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Have you make a rule on the outgoing firewall to allow such access (udp
 1194)?
 
 Charles Law
 
 Tom Bishop wrote:
   No thats not the issue, I am using the endian open vpn server for
   clients coming into me, but i have users on the green side that are
   trying to connect to other openvpn servers on the outside, so
 they are
   using the client openvpn s/w running from the green trying to
 connect
   through the firewall to other sites, and for some reasons I never see
   the return packets...so the tunnel is not coming up.
  
   On Nov 16, 2007 11:53 AM, Neobiker
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  
  
   i understand that you don't want to use the openvpn server from
   endian, but
   from another server in GREEN?
   Did you setup the correct portforwarding rules (which) on Endian?
  
   neobiker
  
  
   Tom Bishop-2 wrote:

 I emailed this once before but thought I would try one
 more time.
I am
 currently testing/evaluating endian to possible purchase
 for our
   church.
 I
 have been very pleased and have most everything working
 but the
   one issue
 that I am having that I can't solve is that when I try to use
   openvpn from
 a
 PC behind the firewall it does not work.  I have tried
 turning off
 everything that I could think of but no go, I see the
 packet hit
   the logs
 but never a return packet.  If I remove the firewall and
 put in
   place a
 lowly linksys NAT box, all works fine.  So my question is, is
   there a way
 to
 debug this from the cli and see if it is getting dropped
   somewhere?  I
 have
 looked at the iptables rules and was thinking of adding
 some log
 statements
 but not sure what the best approach might be.  Thanks in
 advanced..


  
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Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue

2007-11-17 Thread Tom Bishop
All subnets good, the problem is I never see any reply's coming back, so the
packets are not actually making it out or being dropped coming back in...

On Nov 17, 2007 9:09 PM, yylaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Check the internal IP address range to see if there is any conflict.
 i.e. if your internal LAN uses 192.168.1.0/24 (also check orange and
 blue if you have), the internal network (and also blue and orange) on
 the other openvpn server side should not be using this range.

 CL

 Tom Bishop wrote:
  Yep...
 
  On Nov 17, 2007 6:12 AM, yylaw
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Have you make a rule on the outgoing firewall to allow such access
 (udp
  1194)?
 
  Charles Law
 
  Tom Bishop wrote:
No thats not the issue, I am using the endian open vpn server for
clients coming into me, but i have users on the green side that
 are
trying to connect to other openvpn servers on the outside, so
  they are
using the client openvpn s/w running from the green trying to
  connect
through the firewall to other sites, and for some reasons I never
 see
the return packets...so the tunnel is not coming up.
   
On Nov 16, 2007 11:53 AM, Neobiker
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
   
   
i understand that you don't want to use the openvpn server
 from
endian, but
from another server in GREEN?
Did you setup the correct portforwarding rules (which) on
 Endian?
   
neobiker
   
   
Tom Bishop-2 wrote:
 
  I emailed this once before but thought I would try one
  more time.
 I am
  currently testing/evaluating endian to possible purchase
  for our
church.
  I
  have been very pleased and have most everything working
  but the
one issue
  that I am having that I can't solve is that when I try to
 use
openvpn from
  a
  PC behind the firewall it does not work.  I have tried
  turning off
  everything that I could think of but no go, I see the
  packet hit
the logs
  but never a return packet.  If I remove the firewall and
  put in
place a
  lowly linksys NAT box, all works fine.  So my question is,
 is
there a way
  to
  debug this from the cli and see if it is getting dropped
somewhere?  I
  have
  looked at the iptables rules and was thinking of adding
  some log
  statements
  but not sure what the best approach might be.  Thanks in
  advanced..
 
 
   
 
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Re: [Efw-user] openvpn through endian 2.1.2 - issue

2007-11-16 Thread Tom Bishop
No thats not the issue, I am using the endian open vpn server for clients
coming into me, but i have users on the green side that are trying to
connect to other openvpn servers on the outside, so they are using the
client openvpn s/w running from the green trying to connect through the
firewall to other sites, and for some reasons I never see the return
packets...so the tunnel is not coming up.

On Nov 16, 2007 11:53 AM, Neobiker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 i understand that you don't want to use the openvpn server from endian,
 but
 from another server in GREEN?
 Did you setup the correct portforwarding rules (which) on Endian?

 neobiker


 Tom Bishop-2 wrote:
 
  I emailed this once before but thought I would try one more time.  I am
  currently testing/evaluating endian to possible purchase for our church.
  I
  have been very pleased and have most everything working but the one
 issue
  that I am having that I can't solve is that when I try to use openvpn
 from
  a
  PC behind the firewall it does not work.  I have tried turning off
  everything that I could think of but no go, I see the packet hit the
 logs
  but never a return packet.  If I remove the firewall and put in place a
  lowly linksys NAT box, all works fine.  So my question is, is there a
 way
  to
  debug this from the cli and see if it is getting dropped somewhere?  I
  have
  looked at the iptables rules and was thinking of adding some log
  statements
  but not sure what the best approach might be.  Thanks in advanced..
 
 
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