Hi,
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 08:10:04PM +0200, Robert N wrote:
> client B has NO error messages, but server throws the following:
>
> MULTI: bad source address from client [ff:88:53:2e:88:86], packet dropped
This looks fishy. It's fairly typical to see fe80:: addresses show up
there, but *this*
Hi,
I have the following environment:
openvpn server vers 2.2.2-2, on openwrt 12.09, running on netgear wndr3800
openvpn client A vers 2.2.2-2, on openwrt 12.09, running on netgear
wndr3700v2
openvpn client B vers 2.3.4-1, on openwrt 14.07, running on netgear wndr3800
vpn is working fine between
Hi Nick,
Your setup is somehow strange. In order to answer your question
I also have some questions:
(1) Are you using the community version of OpenVPN?
If not, maybe you want to consult the vendor's professional
support.
(2) How are you generating the configs and DMG files?
What
The OpenVPN forum suggested I post this question to the listserve….
Is it possible to use the server generated user .conf files without having the
server automatically distribute them to users upon successful login
verification?
Our objective is to make sure that a user can only log in from a s
Hi,
I'm using udp to connect to the vpn. So, I think that your 2nd point is right
that the "great firewall" tried to gather Information.
Due to the fact that all of these unkown IPs are from the middle China I think
there is a correlation between my connection and the connection attempts. And:
