> unless you are using pfSense to connect to another openVPN server you
> do not need to fill out the client tab.
THANKYOU very much for this. That's completely fixed it.
A total misconception on my part.
Coming from IPCop, I assumed the Client section meant it kept track of
each client wishing
unless you are using pfSense to connect to another openVPN server you
do not need to fill out the client tab.
On my pfSense box I has to add the following in the extra options box
at the bottom of the server config tab: local xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; to
tell it what ip address to listen on. I made th
>> # openvpn --dev tun0 --mktun
>> # openvpn --remote --dev tun0 --pkcs12
>> > CA cert>.p12 --client --comp-lzo --tun-mtu 1500
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> your not putting this in the extra config section at the bottom of the
> OpenVPN config page are you??
no, this is at the command-line on the VPN client computer.
can you send a screen shot of the config page with pertinent info that
doesn't need to be shared with the works blanked out.
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On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 12:21 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # openvpn --dev tun0 --mktun
> # openvpn --remote --dev tun0 --pkcs12 cert>.p12 --client --comp-lzo --tun-mtu 1500
your not putting this in the extra config section at the bottom of the
OpenVPN config page are you??
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> follow the openvpn howto in the wiki it should shed some light in some
> of your problems.
The only appropriate VPN howto on the wiki seems to be 'VPN Capability
OpenVPN' which I've been through plenty before. With regard to that guide:
- I have my 'Dynamic IP', 'Address pool', 'Local network'
follow the openvpn howto in the wiki it should shed some light in some
of your problems.
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 10:59 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> try leaving local network and remote network empty... so
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> Thanks for the suggestion, still not working.
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> With OpenVPN server's 'local netw
> try leaving local network and remote network empty... so
Thanks for the suggestion, still not working.
With OpenVPN server's 'local network' setting empty, as you suggest, I get:
- the same lack of routing to the LAN
- I don't get OpenVPN client error "ERROR: FreeBSD route add command
failed:
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OpenVPN server configuration:
Dynamic IP: yes
Address pool: 10.0.10.0/24
Authentication method: PKI
Local network: 10.0.0.0/24
try leaving local network and remote network empty... so
server - localport default
address pool 10.0.10.0/24
use static - O
I'm having trouble with OpenVPN on pfSense 1.2.0 and would appreciate some
help please. I've searched the pfSense forum and mailing list and though
I've found pointers to similar issues I haven't found anything that's
helped me fix this yet.
I don't seem to have routing between pfSense and the LAN
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