so far it's not working with tls,I've been concentrating on other
areas but expect to return to this shortly
On 17 April 2010 19:27, i...@unseregedanken.de i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
Nick,
can you please give some feedback?
jan
i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
Hi Nick,
Nick Upson wrote:
okay, just let us know when your focus changes.
Nick Upson wrote:
so far it's not working with tls,I've been concentrating on other
areas but expect to return to this shortly
On 17 April 2010 19:27, i...@unseregedanken.de i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
Nick,
can you please give some
right, I took a working openvpn tunnel, added tls-auth
/var/etc/openvpn_server0.tls to the server (pfsense) and enabled
tls-auth in the client. then made the client reconnect, the file is
the same one copied to both machines. I just get
TLS error: TLS key negociation failed to occur within 60
you will have to add the side identication integer to the string of the
tls-auth directive.
for the server sided configuration use ..
tls-auth /var/etc/openvpn_server0.tls 0
^
and for the client ..
tls-auth
On 19 April 2010 13:20, i...@unseregedanken.de i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
you will have to add the side identication integer to the string of the
tls-auth directive.
for the server sided configuration use ..
tls-auth /var/etc/openvpn_server0.tls 0
can you try to regenerate the tls key file on your pfsense box and then
copy it to your clients? afaik your current key has not been generated on
your pfsense box, right? maybe thats why it says that there is not enough
key material to proceed ..
pfbox # openvpn --genkey --secret
I can try that out but the permanent solution needs to use the
existing tls key, as it's also used, without problems, elsewhere and
we don't want the headache of more key files than necessary
On 19 April 2010 14:36, i...@unseregedanken.de i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
can you try to regenerate
Nick Upson wrote:
I can try that out but the permanent solution needs to use the
existing tls key, as it's also used, without problems, elsewhere and
we don't want the headache of more key files than necessary
So you're already using the respective key with other openvpn instances?
can you
yes, the ta key works fine against an openvpn server on fedora over wlan
which part of the configs do you need?
On 19 April 2010 14:46, i...@unseregedanken.de i...@unseregedanken.de wrote:
Nick Upson wrote:
I can try that out but the permanent solution needs to use the
existing tls key, as
On 04/19/2010 03:54 PM Nick Upson wrote:
yes, the ta key works fine against an openvpn server on fedora over wlan
which part of the configs do you need?
would be great to have a look on both; the client and the server config.
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