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      Wasca last edited by

      Hi Guys

      I'm connecting ok to my openvpn server, I was just wondering if I was meant to be able to ping the other end of the vpn connection.

      If I get IP 192.168.2.6 on PC the other end is 192.168.2.5. When I try and ping that I get no response, but I can ping LAN network on the PFsense router.

      Should I be able to ping that IP and if so what do I need to do to allow it.

      Wasca

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        esink last edited by

        Are you using TUN or TAP?

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          Wasca last edited by

          I'm using TUN, should I be using TAP?

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            esink last edited by

            @Wasca:

            I'm using TUN, should I be using TAP?

            tun is fine.  Typically though, when I do tunnels, I have the tunnel network on a different subnet that the network that the clients will be trying to reach.

            ex.  For my home, I have 10.10.6.0 /24.  For my buds to VPN to me and grab stuff from my server, they are on 172.17.0.0 /28.

            The issue might be that the tunnel network is using the same subnet as the network you're trying to access.

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