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- How to push a gateway and route to an OpenVPN client?
The OpenVPN server (currently 1) has IP 10 10 0 1 To distribute the static "server" IP's, i uncommented client-config-dir in the OpenVPN server conf , created a config file for each server in ccd with the servers CN name as filename and added route 10 10 0 0 255 255 0 0 to server conf Each client file contains something like this:
- Fix TLS Error: TLS handshake failed on OpenVPN client
This indicates OpenVPN server do send result to your OpenVPN client via UDP port 1194 But OpenVPN client not receive the result packets Many reasons leads to this result, your ISP block UDP, or company block UDP So change to TCP and try Updating The client cannot receive any packets 8 minutes after successfully connected to server using TCP
- OpenVPN: How to mitigate path MTU issues on a per-client basis?
The OpenVPN server is currently 2 2 1 on Ubuntu 12 04 We are preparing an upgrade to 2 3 2 on Ubuntu 14 04 The OpenVPN clients are 2 2 1 on Debian 7 6 I am happy to determine a customer's path-MTU myself manually Currently, we cannot test much server-side But we are building a completely separate test bed, which should be ready soon
- How to set a static IP (client side) in OpenVPN? - Server Fault
Note that one of the prerequisites of this example is that you have a software firewall running on the OpenVPN server machine which gives you the ability to define specific firewall rules For our example, we will assume the firewall is Linux iptables First, let's create a virtual IP address map according to user class:
- How do I know if an openVPN tunnel is established?
How do you know if a site to site VPN tunnel is established in OpenVPN? Apart from pinging the other side, is there a command or something that shows the status of the tunnel?
- Generate an OpenVPN profile for client user to import
Learn how to generate an OpenVPN profile for client users to easily import and configure their VPN connections
- How can I disconnect from openvpn in windows via command line?
I know how to connect to an openvpn via a command line in Windows XP What I can't figure out is how to end the connection Any thoughts?
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