OpenVPN on android problem
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@Gertjan said in OpenVPN on android problem:
The server and client app are there to create the connection itself, the client app isn't doing any firewall or so. What you can 'use' is decided on the pfSense firewall - the openvpn interface you've created.
I used the same configuration files in all three applications.
I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 with android 11. I could download all three apps from play store, so they are compatible with my phone.
I used the OpenVPN Wizard to create the firewall rules, it opened the 1194 port on the wan interface and opened the IPV4 in the OpenVPN tab.
I also configured the OpenVPN server to redirect IPV4 Gateway( full tunnel). in all three applications I get the public ip address. I can use the internet in the problematic applications too, but I cannot access any of the devices in the web browser via ip (tried synology, tp link router, pfsense firewall ip). -
@Gertjan Tried with a different device a samsung tab, same happens. Only VPN Client PRO working.
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I'm not aware of phone app issues - couldn't even test it as I've no droid stuff here.
You can packet capture on the VPN interface - and your LAN interface, so see how far the goes.
Your rules are ok, right :
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@Gertjan here is the rule:
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@sifti85 wan rules:
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Your rules are fine.
Btw : probably not related, but - look again - my OpenVPN rules list is empty.
I've created an OpenVPN Server interface, called VPNS.Under Interfaces > Interface Assignments :
Can't recall what the exact reason was, but it was 'better'.
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@sifti85 do you have an app like “file browser” when you are connected to the vpn?
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@JonathanLee what do you mean? Yes i have basic android file browser
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@sifti85 I use an app it works better with smb
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@JonathanLee Not only smb needs to be accessed, but also a proxmox server, for example
