@stephenw10 The gateway is set under the LAN adapter IPV4 Settings along with static IP on the Panel PC itself. There is no router between the Panel PC and PLC, PLC is connected directly to the Panel PC. Could having no router be the issue? Is there a way to forward traffic with Windows?

Me neither ;) But a firewall does what you want - you are the boss ^^ Idea : make your rules verbose and have a look at the firewall logs.

Non working dns doesn't stop a ping via IP, but stuff doesn't work if your trying to use fqdn to ping ;)

macOS spotlight and never deleting anything for the win. :)

@Rico said in openvpn ios connect allowing local lan while connected to vpn: You have full access control with Firewall Rules in the OpenVPN tab. -Rico I am referring to access LAN of the network being used to access the VPN (not mine this would be the network in connwecting to the vpn from)

whats im missing?

The wizard only fully supports IPv4. There is a selection in the protocol for IPv6 but only because that box mirrors what is available in the server configuration page. Though you can easily add IPv6 to an existing VPN by setting appropriate IPv6 tunnel networks, routes, and firewall rules.

bummer.. ok. well thank you very much for the help. I really appreciate it.

@viragomann thank you so much it worked very well, however, somehow, everytime that i change rules or nat settings, i have to reboot the pfsense... otherwise it doesnt work. Maybe i will have to reinstall it. I loved PFENSE. no comparison with that horrible ASA. regards,

Thank You!

https://www.netgate.com/resources/videos/openvpn-as-a-wan-on-pfsense.html -Rico

Still hard to understand, what you really have there. As read this, you're running an OpenVPN remote access server with tunnel network 192.168.30.0/24, where clients connects to and access local networks. Further you have set up an OpenVPN client, which connects to a remote server and gets the virtual IP 10.8.0.126. Now the clients of the remote access server should be able to access networks behind the client connection. Which networks? Are the routes set and are you able to access these networks from pfSense? Is that a site-to-site VPN or are the routes pushed by the server?

We need more info. What is your LAN subnet? Are you routing all traffic over the tunnel or policy routing? Your screenshot isn't showing enough info either.

@toni-networking said in Remote Access OpenVPN: Is just working my VPN remote server Not sure what that means. Please rephrase.

If you are doing a site-to-multisite with pfSense as the hub are you doing individual tunnels to each client or a single server with multiple clients connecting to it? If you have a single server you will need to add client specific overrides for each client with the subnet behind them so OpenVPN knows which client to route traffic to. Either way it sounds like you have a missing route in one direction. Check the routing tables at each end and makes sure the opposite subnets are present. Steve