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    • DenverDesktopsSupportD Offline
      DenverDesktopsSupport
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      Been working on a WAN VPN connection on my PFSense 24.11 release. Have tried Proton Free, SurfShark paid for service and now working on Nord VPN paid server. Cannot get a tunnel to connect.

      Have tried TPC and UDP multiple locations. I'm assuming I am a setting or two off, but what do I know.

      All insight is appreciated.

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        DenverDesktopsSupport @DenverDesktopsSupport
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        Comcast internet using a Netgear modem.

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          Bob.Dig LAYER 8 @DenverDesktopsSupport
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          @DenverDesktopsSupport Maybe try WireGuard.

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            DenverDesktopsSupport @Bob.Dig
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            @Bob.Dig

            I have tried wireguard as well

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              viragomann @DenverDesktopsSupport
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              @DenverDesktopsSupport
              Aren't there some lines more in the log to see?

              Possibly your ISP is blocking VPN. Try to get a VPN service using port 443 TCP.

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              • DenverDesktopsSupportD Offline
                DenverDesktopsSupport @viragomann
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                @viragomann Not blocked. Have used port 443 in the past.

                https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/list-of-blocked-ports

                Thx

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                  viragomann @DenverDesktopsSupport
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                  @DenverDesktopsSupport
                  You should got a client certificate from NordVPN, which you should have installed into pfSense and use in the VPN settings.

                  The VPN server might not be happy with this one:
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                  • DenverDesktopsSupportD Offline
                    DenverDesktopsSupport @DenverDesktopsSupport
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                    I am following the Nord's instructions on this step which shows the webconfigurator.

                    https://support.nordvpn.com/hc/en-us/articles/20382523899281-pfSense-2-5-Setup-with-NordVPN

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