[SOLVED] Use OpenVPN TUN as TAP?
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Well, then you are doing it wrong. Impossible to advise without any information whatsoever on the configuration.
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Server Mode: Peer to Peer ( SSL/TLS )
Protocol: UDP
Device Mode: tun
Interface: WAN
Local port: 1194
Peer Certificate Authority: M4F1050-CA
Server Certificate: FIREWALL (CA: M4F1050-CA) *In Use M4F1050 (CA: M4F1050-CA)
DH Parameters Length: 1024 bits
Encryption algorithm: AES-128-CBC (128-bit)
Hardware Crypto: BSD cryptodev engine - RSA, DSA, DH, DES-CBC, DES-EDE3-CBC, AES-128-CBC, AES-192 …
Certificate Depth: (Client+Server)
IPv4 Tunnel Network: 192.168.75.0/24
IPv4 Local Network/s: 192.168.25.0/24
Concurrent connections: 10
Compression: Compress tunnel packets using the LZO algorithm.
Type-of-Service: Set the TOS IP header value of tunnel packets to match the encapsulated packet value.
Duplicate Connections: Allow multiple concurrent connections from clients using the same Common Name. NOTE: This is not generally recommended, but may be needed for some scenarios. -
Where's "IPv4 Local Network/s"?
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OMG. Make a screenshot. Not interested in reading perpetually edited post.
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Here is a screen shot.
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Peer-to-Peer is for site-to-site connection. Cannot see what are you trying to do here with the Android phone.
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I'm going to sort this later on team viewer…
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Actually I already did. I had forgotten to open up UDP port 1195 on my modem, stupid me! At first I changed the 1194 OpenVPN setting to TUN from TAP but since I couldn't get it to work at first I created a 2nd OpenVPN server (1195) and I never opened the port. I'm using the TUN as a "TAP" on my Excite 10. I can now see the local network (LAN) on my pfSense from my Excite connected via OpenVPN Connection (non-root)
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Thats good - Now you are like everyone else. Boring huh?
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Thats good - Now you are like everyone else. Boring huh?
LOL… I know right..? I wanted to play with VoIP next...! >:- )
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VOIP - Yippie! That never causes anyone hardship. :P
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If you are going to run a SIP server, remember to forward port 5060 OK? I read some places it helps.