@DutchSamurai What you ask is straight forward. pfsense with openvpn can do that. In your particular case, there are remote lans with conflicting ip ranges and there isn't much one can do about it. Its either nat, or renumber. Both will work fine. It can be done either by installing pfsense at the remote locations, or just keeping the current linux gateways Managing thousands of devices effectively does require some solid planning.

@Rico What I did was dial both tunnels into the same OpenVPN server instance at HQ. I figured as no routes were added to the backup it would work. I guess I figured wrong. I'll try setting up another OpenVPN server instance for the management tunnel.

@ScrubCoders said in Few Questions about OpenVPN: I was wondering if there was a way to log when a user disconnects from the OpenVPN within PFsense. Use the [image: 1600927676180-51c579bd-5ae2-4684-9a47-98e21294dbc9-image.png] a lot posts (thousands) where made about this subject this year when VPN became suddenly very popular. Scripts, logs, mails, what ever, can be implemented when users log in, and logged out etc.

And u folks here made my day here! Greets from Europe

@viragomann I follow your advice and It works, I simply add 10.2.30.0/24 network access at site B. My mistake was I only gave access from Client till site B but not the reverse. Thank you !

Hey there, I think the problem is not within the Router but in the testserver. Even though I did a reinstall recently and never installed anything else than apache2 and openssh-server, a tcpdump confirmed that the packets arrive at my testserver but my testserver does not respond to them for whatever reason. So most probably my fault. Anyway Thank you @Rico !

That got it thank you very much bcruze i disconected and left it for a few mins reconected and it changed from luxemberg to london. I made an assumption that the port specified in the standard options auto applied to the servers in the advanced tab. cheers

@marcelo-comtix thanks bro, your configuration (march 7th) works for me i use pfsense 2.4.4 p3 as server and mikrotik RB750G3 (6.46.7) as client cheers mike

@FrankZappa said in OpenVPN Server vs OpenVPN Client vs User: Got it. Thanks. You welcome

@Rico thanks

For anyone coming across this topic. I never managed to solve this issue. I had to workaround using a WD NAS I already had.

@akuma1x It's more that I did not want some of the naming / descriptions public, none of which should matter for troubleshooting. Cheers!

@FrankZappa Fire up Wireshark or Packet Capture to see what's on the wire. If it works with the Asus router, but not pfsense, it's likely a filter issue. It's hard to say though, without knowing what's actually happening. Since it worked with the Asus router, it's probably not using broadcast or multicast.

Have you checked into this information? https://pfsense-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usermanager/plain-mac-authentication-with-freeradius.html I have not had a chance to test it. Hope it helps.

@provels i have same thing on 2.4.5p1 and i see it has existed for a long time