OpenVPN Client & Server Issues
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That server will do two things:
Insert a route for 172.16.10.0/24 into the routing table so the firewall knows to send traffic to those addresses into that OpenVPN process.
Push a route for 192.168.1.0/24 to any clients that connect so they know to send that traffic over the OpenVPN tunnel.
None of that has anything to do with any OpenVPN client connection you have set up.
Are you going to send that status output file?
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@Derelict I know that has nothing to do with OpenVPN client connections. The problem seems to affect my WAN too. I run my whole LAN net through PIA_VPN but have rules in place to allow a few devices to bypass that PIA_VPN. They are also affected when the OpenVPN Client and OpenVPN Server are running simultaneously. I can send a status output file, but you'll need to be specific with me exactly which status file you are talking about and before sending it I would need to edit it if need be as to not expose any private info.
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@Derelict said in OpenVPN Client & Server Issues:
Those are /24 networks, not "Class A" or "Class B" networks. If anything, they are "Class C" networks but nobody (nobody) uses classful terminology any more. Like ever.
They are Non-standard
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Nobody uses those any more. It is all Classless (CIDR) RFC1918.
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Except a few older websites that refuse to update things..
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@Derelict said in OpenVPN Client & Server Issues:
Nobody uses those any more. It is all Classless (CIDR) RFC1918.
I was only using this to generalize with you that there shouldn't be any conflicts between the tunnel networks.
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Well there is obviously something wrong with what you have done or it would be working.
Pretty much at a loss to say what that is based on what we have been shown.
I sent a private asking for a complete status output that I have yet to receive. So absent that I'm not sure what to tell you.
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@Iceman said in OpenVPN Client & Server Issues:
When I have both enabled, all the traffic that that goes through the OpenVPN Client suffers a dramatic decrease in bandwidth.
pfsense hardware??
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@Derelict I stepped away from the office for a moment to grab a bite to eat...I will replicate and send the log file when I get back.
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@chpalmer said in OpenVPN Client & Server Issues:
@Iceman said in OpenVPN Client & Server Issues:
When I have both enabled, all the traffic that that goes through the OpenVPN Client suffers a dramatic decrease in bandwidth.
pfsense hardware??
Protectli FW6B
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@Derelict I was able to resolve this issue by deleting the OpenVPN Server that was created by the wizard and creating a new VPN Server and assigning it to an interface. Once that was completed, I then created rules for that interface by adding the rules on it's tab and a rule on the WAN1 tab. Then I created a NAT outbound rule for that interface and everything is working correctly now.
