Cannot connect with RDP via openVPN
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I use openvpn to connect to my virtual servers at home.
I can ping everything, but when I try to connect to my servers via RDP, the login takes too long and I get a message on the RDP client app on android that there is a network problem. I connect with 4G. It's the same network setup at home as before. (Has been covered in dust for a few years and I haven't touched the network since)OpenVPN and RDP has always worked correctly.
I haven't tested it on a regular remote PC yet, it should work as before. I do have another smartphone in the meantime. There may be a bug in the phone or a bug in the openVPN connect app.I don't know what to double check anymore.
All RDP settings on the windows servers are OK.
Can someone help me and give me a tip?
Thank you,
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@IrixOS do you see your firewall rules being hit?
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@michmoor Hello, the rule in pfsense is automatically created when you do the openvpn wizard. How do I see if it hits the firewall?
Thank you,
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Yep, looks fine, traffic comes into the OpenVPN interfaces, go to the OpenVPN server.
@IrixOS said in Cannot connect with RDP via openVPN:
All RDP settings on the windows servers are OK.
Like : the server/PC on which RDP runs, accepts connection form the OpenVPN interface - which is not the LAN network ?
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No there is a default 0 route pointing to the pfsense box, and routes back to the switch. This setup has always worked.
I have a VDSL2+ modem bridged with the pfsense. The pfsense box is connected with the cisco L3 switch and that router/switch is connected to a L2 distribution switch which connects to the rest of the access switches.
From the inside network I can RDP no problem.Also noticed that I cannot access the pfsense webpage from the openVPN client on the smartphone. This exact setup has worked before you know. Nothing has changed since then. It's bizar.
I can ping everything from the openVPN client on the smartphone but RDP does not work. I can hardly believe there is something with the VPN routing itself, I don't know.To my opinion the fact I cannot access the pfsense webpage and cannot RDP makes the VPN connection useless. Such a shame.
Any findings would be appreciated.
Ask me anything you want to know to acquire a solution,Thank you,
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That is the model setup. The default router representing pfsense.
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@IrixOS Post your openvpn config (config.ovpn)
Post the rules on your OpenVPN tab
Verify your VM's are using your SVI's as the default gateway
Are you entering the hostname or the IP in the "Computer" box for RDP?
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Could always provide a traceroute to confirm routing
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Can you post : the startup openvpn log sequence of the OpenVPN server ?
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The openvpn log at moment you (try to) connect to the OpenVPN server@IrixOS said in Cannot connect with RDP via openVPN:
Nothing has changed since then
Things can break over time. Like certificates become expired.
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VM's Checked SVI and default gateway, all ok, BTW, I can ping every machine from the openvpn app on the smartphone.
Tried both IP and DNS resolution, no connection
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Are you having an MTU issue ??
Maybe try this
fragment 1400 mssfix 1400https://forum.netgate.com/topic/182605/solved-firewall-wan-blocking-packets-destined-for-a-working-openvpn
Remember to do it on both ends
/Bingo
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Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_VER=3.git::081bfebe:RelWithDebInfo
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_PLAT=android
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_NCP=2
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_TCPNL=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_PROTO=30
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_CIPHERS=AES-256-GCM:AES-128-GCM:CHACHA20-POLY1305:AES-128-CBC
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_LZO_STUB=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_COMP_STUB=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_COMP_STUBv2=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_GUI_VER=net.openvpn.connect.android_3.3.4-9290
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_SSO=webauth,openurl,crtext
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn user 'kurkunv' authenticated
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 WARNING: 'link-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='link-mtu 1558', remote='link-mtu 1559'
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 [kurkunv] Peer Connection Initiated with [AF_INET]94.109.209.23:2845
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 kurkunv/94.109.209.23:2845 MULTI_sva: pool returned IPv4=172.16.1.2, IPv6=(Not enabled) -
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<tls-auth>2048 bit OpenVPN static key
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This is the log, how doe you change the MTU, I found a field on the WAN if tab, you said both ends, I will try to find the setting in openVPN client.
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_VER=3.git::081bfebe:RelWithDebInfo
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_PLAT=android
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_NCP=2
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_TCPNL=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_PROTO=30
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_CIPHERS=AES-256-GCM:AES-128-GCM:CHACHA20-POLY1305:AES-128-CBC
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_LZO_STUB=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_COMP_STUB=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_COMP_STUBv2=1
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_GUI_VER=net.openvpn.connect.android_3.3.4-9290
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 peer info: IV_SSO=webauth,openurl,crtext
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn user 'kurkunv' authenticated
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 WARNING: 'link-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='link-mtu 1558', remote='link-mtu 1559'
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 94.109.209.23:2845 [kurkunv] Peer Connection Initiated with [AF_INET]94.109.209.23:2845
Sep 5 16:03:01 openvpn 27362 kurkunv/94.109.209.23:2845 MULTI_sva: pool returned IPv4=172.16.1.2, IPv6=(Not enabled) -
You set it in the openvpn client + server config windows - Advanced configurations window
See here for an example:
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/182605/solved-firewall-wan-blocking-packets-destined-for-a-working-openvpnDo it on the "remote first" , then the local .....
Aaaannnd it's always good to have https access to the box, if accessing/managing it via openvpn.
Edit: Looks like your listed client above is "Android" ....
If you used Client export , you can add the options there too , to be exported.
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@IrixOS I snipped out some of that info - that is dangerous to post your full certs/keys on public forum..
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