Opnevpn cliente e site to site
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@viragomann where do you tell me to add 192.168.111.250/32 there is currently written 192.168.2.0/24, can you add both? or a single network?
sorry I didn't write about another remote server as I thought it was not relevant, basically there are two remote networks, one works and one doesn't.
the configurations are identical only obviously the ip address and the tunnel changes
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@miami71it said in Opnevpn cliente e site to site:
where do you tell me to add 192.168.111.250/32 there is currently written 192.168.2.0/24, can you add both? or a single network?
Yes, the networks have to be in CIDR notation and comma separated. Should look like this line:
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@viragomann .it doesn't work from this error
The following input errors were detected:
The field 'IPv4 Tunnel Network' must contain a single valid ipv4 CIDR range.
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@miami71it
So what did you try to enter, dude?
The line what I suggested should work at all. -
@viragomann ok I inserted it, I restarted the service but the problem remains I connect to the VPN remotely and the server 192.168.111.250 does not pin it and I do not reach it
other ideas?
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@miami71it
Okay, for deeper investigation, please post the IPv4 Routing tables of both pfSense (Diagnostics > Routes) and of the client, also the firewall rules of the VPN interfaces and content of Status > Interfaces. -
@viragomann I am attaching a word document with the info yoPFSENSE.zip u requested
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@miami71it
So at the remote site (192.168.111.252) you're still missing the entries, which I suggested to add above.In the OpenVPN peer-to-peer client the "IPv4 Remote Networks" box has to look like this
192.168.2.0/24,192.168.3.0/24,192.168.222.0/24However, the routing table on 192.168.2.252 look somewhat odd. You should probably reboot the machine.
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@viragomann perfect now with your directions it works great
I THANK YOU
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