I work remotely but it is important for me that my ID is in another country. For myself, I found a great way out veepn [link removed] is an excellent VPN that works without interruptions. I have been using it for 3 months and no problems were found.

@hawkbh. hi guys i have resolved it. thak you!

So, change the server did the trick. @BuiltOnSelfSuccess said in Slooooooooooow connectivity: MY VPN provider does not impose any bandwidth restrictions. Are your still certain ? "impose" = willingly applying bandwidth restrictions is one thing. If a server is very popular, bandwidth will go down. It could even be de POP just before there server, something they do not control ...

@Rico said in OpenVPN Local Networks vs Remote Networks: Sure for 2 or 3 Sites no big deal, but say you have 50 Sites and want to add one more....happy for any parameter you need to touch only once and push. ;-) -Rico Ok, that makes sense. So in the example in the link above, if you put all networks in the Local Networks field, will one of the sites add a route for its own LAN network?

There may very well be something that needs to be addressed in the AWS VPC settings, however, I am unfamiliar with the platform. Short of a misconfig that I'm missing, an AWS VPC setting or something happening on the client-side, it's just troubleshooting at this point. I PM'd you.

@Gil said in Removing a CA key: That does appear to be a bit of a bug. I'll manually edit the xml. Thanks. Fix: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/10509

Point taken. As I said, I can always include that within the CN for each P2P router.

Ahhh I see....meant if you really care about security I suggest you not to install any custom/unofficial pfSense packages via the commandline. Only use the official repository. -Rico

I want to solve my own issue. After hours and hours of testing things out, the problem was rather simple. I just had to go to the OpenVPN Server settings -> Tunnel Settings -> IPv4 Local network(s) and just add my WAN network to the list. I guess that's why it never showed up in the logs. Because it wasn't ever blocked by the firewall. The VPN-users just never had any access to it I still can't login via my LAN-net IP. Not sure why that doesn't work, still. but it works via HAproxy. So maybe it's an http/https issue

OK, so there is no way. Thanks again!

Interestingly, when I went to upgrade the openvpn-client-export, the upgrade hung on, "Please wait while the update system initializes." I gave it some time and then clicked back to Installed Packages tab and it looked like it installed. As a test, I removed the openvpn-client-export and the same hang occurred, "Please wait while the update system initializes." I gave it some time and then clicked back to the Installed Packages tab and it looks like it was removed. I then went to the Available Packages tab and installed the openvpn-client-export and the Package Installer tab showed the installation process all the way to "Success." Odd...I remember when an upgrade or removal showed the process, not just the install.

@viragomann Got it working. Thank you!

I "solved" the problem as follows: The operating system on my remote computer is Windows10 and my installed version of the TAP Windows adaptor is 9.25. In desperation, I also installed an older verson 9.21 which I found on the Internet. Suddenly the 9.25 adaptor started working and I have had no problems ever since. I can disable the 9.25 version, and the 9.21 version works. I can disable the 9.21 version and the 9.25 version works. Obviously I don't understand this but my VPN is working now and I can successfully communicate with the office from my remote computer. I am not an operating system or networking expert and I don't understand all of the fine details of a VPN. But my simple VPN is working and I am happy. Thanks to everybody who tried to help me.

Glad you have it working now. -Rico

I would go a road like that Write information useded in that email into a text file Send this file via cron to another machine Doin the reporting stuff there Sounds like a nice project