Which options box are you referring to? If its Custom options, then that is empty.
https://i.gyazo.com/36d58311d84723b4b998b90743b1a433.png
How can I check that I have the right instance? I believe I only have one.
Where is the local config?
Maybe in cases like this it is better to start over with the OpenVPN? Is there a way to wipe all this OpenVPN settings away completely?
Update:
I have attempted to remove all traces (one trace that does remain and I can't seem to remove it is the User certificate from the original OpenVPN setup) of my initial OpenVPN setup and start anew. I have followed the link as suggested in your earlier post to setup OpenVPN. When trying to do the Client Export utility, no client executables appear in the OpenVPN Clients section of the Client Export Utility page. There is this note next to it:
"If a client is missing from the list it is likely due to a CA mismatch between the OpenVPN server instance and the client certificate, the client certificate does not exist on this firewall, or a user certificate is not associated with a user when local database authentication is enabled."
Update2:
I managed to remove the original user cert after I removed it from someplace else, the delete/trash can symbol appeared.
The Client Export executables were not showing up b/c I had not created a new user cert.
Now I can ping the pingable devices behind the pfsense firewall. I can also create a mapped network drive to those devices. However, I need to use their private IP addr. instead of their Windows name. Is it possible to use the computer names for creating network drives? And is it possible to make network drives to these devices with their firewalls enabled? Also, is it possible to restrict connections to the vpn by MAC addresses that I specify? If so, how?
