I setup network type as "net30" instead of "subnet" and all works. Thank you, you can close the thread.

Solved: Edit Advanced Outbound NAT Entry: LAN interface Protocol Any source: Any dest: lan network Translation: address: Interface Address wofks perfect! Thanks!

Thank you @Rico and @netblues - I really appreciate the help.

Show your OpenVPN Config and Firewall Rules (Screenshots). -Rico

LDAP browser tool helped a bit and allowed me to see a more specific error: [LDAP: error code 49 - 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C0903A9, comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 52e, v1db1] After a bit of research I've managed to connect using account@domain.co.uk format in "Bind credentials" username. This might be worth adding to the pfSense-LDAP troubleshooting guide.

You want to use self signed Certs with OpenVPN, not from any other CA! -Rico

You may be able to do that using reneg-bytes in the custom options field. It depends how the client authenticates. If they have to enter a password, and the client does not retain it, they would need to reenter the password after the specified number of bytes. That's a sum of bytes up and down. Steve

System logs? OpenVPN logs?.... "No Internet" isn't a particularly helpful description. Can you ping 8.8.8.8 for example? What error messages are returned to you, if any? For example, if you use a web browser to go somewhere, what specific error does it give you? Timeout? Can't resolve address? etc etc.

First off, keep upper and lower case straight when discussing bandwidth and speeds. For example, B = bytes and b = bits. Also, a 140 mb, that's millibit connection which would be damn slow. Perhaps you meant Mb, which would be a decent bandwidth. Also, do your Internet connections have symmetrical or asymmetrical bandwidth? It's often asymmetrical, which means you're going to be limited by the uplink bandwidth at both ends. Now you say 100 kbps. Is that supposed to be bits or bytes? If bytes, then it works out to a 800 kb/s, which is a typical value for some ADSL uplinks.

After a long time we decided to try "second servis" upgrade from pfSense 2.3.5-p2 to 2.4.4-p3 on our remote offices. Everything went fine, so there is a little survey: OpenVPN site-to-site (shared key) tunnel has so called "dynamic" gateway in 2.4.x on client side, which is created automatically on the system startup. So if your old version has a manually created VPN gateway (routes to headquarter not included in OpenVPN config...), you have to remove this gateway before upgrade. My best practice was backup old configuration, upgrade, login to the upgraded pfSense and completely remove the old OpenVPN client and his TUN interface. Then I created new OpenVPN client. VPN gateway was created by system and a I could set up required routes again.

Its my home network. Sometimes i would play with my Xbox far away from home - im travelling much. With tap mode, remote stream/play/power-on works well, and i cant get it to work with tun mode. But i would not run another service just for my phone - but i have no choice..

@Gil Hi, How did you solve this problem? I upgraded from 2.4.4-RELEASE-p2 to 2.4.4-RELEASE-p3 and started having the issue after a couple of days. Please share your solution.

@vladagri When setting up vpn server, is the pppoe up? I just tried to setup a new vpn server listiening on pppoe interface and worked with no issues

@johnpoz Hi JohnPoz! any chance that you could share "picture 3" again? The pic was In regards to filtering the pfsense gui log for vpn user logins. (old thread)

Sure you can, I have 50 OpenVPN Instances up and running. But you need to use unique tunnel networks per Instance. -Rico

Thanks for posting this. I was having the same issue with hardware crypto enabled on my SG-3100. Disabling seems to have resolved the issue though it certainly hasn't helped my CPU load.

I've reset my conf and started all over again and now it seems ok.... Don't know what was wrong though. Thanks you all for you help

This is one of many reasons I dropped pia and nord. Either way I suggest reading up on the remote host command https://openvpn.net/community-resources/reference-manual-for-openvpn-2-4/

You don't. No more than you change igb0. They are created in order, encompassing servers and clients. ovpnc1, osvps2, ovpns3, etc.

@Derelict That was what I was missing.. Thanks for the help.