Concurrent sessions won't work..
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Hi,
I currently use pfSense as a OpenVPN server in my network with a single NIC on a ESXI server. But I have a problem:
Everything works fine, copied all the certs etc to the config folders and I'm able to connect from every notebook/pc to the VPN server, until I try to connect 2 computers at the same time (with different users). The concurrent connections setting is set to 10, so should be more then enough..
the error: TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity)
I already googled for this error, but all the ports are correctly forwarded…I followed a dummy roadwarrior tutorial to set up CA, servercert and 5 client certs, and ofcourse the server.
Has anyone a idea to solve this problem?
Thanks!
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FYI - All client certs need to have a unique "common name"
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Thanks for your reply :)
Yes they have, ive got 5 keys, 5 certs, a pem and a CA. I thought this was right..??
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Run through this document. Once you get the hang of it you will be able to create working road-warrior VPN's from point to point in under 5 mins. You do not have to use the vpn wizard.
http://blog.stefcho.eu/?p=492Notes.
-Most people use the pfsense gui to create certs and keys now, instead of the easy-rsa. Like I say you can do all this start to finish working VPN from the ground up in less than 5min this way.
-Client Exporter saves a ton of time, use it. -
Thank you, i'll try that:)
It works! thank you!:)