Cannot reach LAN network via OpenVPN tun
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I just got a road warrior OpenVPN going on my Win8 laptop again. It uses tunnel 10.50.80.0/24 and I get allocated 10.
4950.80.4/30 (server .5 client .6) OpenVPN manages these IP addresses inside the tunnel.
I can ping 10.50.80.1 but NOT 10.50.80.5
So I suggest you try ping 172.16.1.1 - that should work, not the .5 IP. -
I just got a road warrior OpenVPN going on my Win8 laptop again. It uses tunnel 10.50.80.0/24 and I get allocated 10.49.80.4/30 (server .5 client .6) OpenVPN manages these IP addresses inside the tunnel.
I can ping 10.50.80.1 but NOT 10.50.80.5
So I suggest you try ping 172.16.1.1 - that should work, not the .5 IP.I cannot ping 172.16.1.1
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I cannot ping 172.16.1.1
It really does sound like a firewall rule somewhere is not allowing this. Look in the firewall log when you try to ping, is anything being logged? Do you have any floating rules that would match this ping?
If you are not using the OPENVPNTAP interface assignment for anything you intended, then I would remove it and go back to having just the generic OpenVPN tab - that will remove one complication.
Post some actual screenshots of rules when you are feeling really stuck. -
I cannot ping 172.16.1.1
It really does sound like a firewall rule somewhere is not allowing this. Look in the firewall log when you try to ping, is anything being logged? Do you have any floating rules that would match this ping?
If you are not using the OPENVPNTAP interface assignment for anything you intended, then I would remove it and go back to having just the generic OpenVPN tab - that will remove one complication.
Post some actual screenshots of rules when you are feeling really stuck.I already have posted my firewall rules. The openvpn tab of rules just has 1 any any rule.
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Well there has to be a firewall rule messed up somewhere. I just tried to ping my LAN network from the PfSense box's OpenVPN interface and it can only hit the gateway, not any other host on the LAN.
What firewall rules are necessary for this to work? I already ahve a rule on the OpenVPN tab that says allow allow anything to LAN
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so this is really starting to piss me off. I just said fuck it and deleted the VON server and all the certs and firewall rules that were associated with it, and went through the wizard to set up the new OpenVPN instance, and I followed a youtube vid to the T.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdAHVSTl1ys
the wizard created the firewall rules for me so I KNOW they're right….
STILL I cannot ping the other end of the tunnel, nor the LAN gateway, nor anything on the LAN. I am now testing on a different PC (win 7) on a completely different network than the original PC (to rule out anything inbetween me and the PfSense box.)
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Maybe you should just try different test than "ping". Seriously, this whole thing works out of the box in five minutes, no need to waste days. If you screwed so much that it's not fixable, go reinstall from scratch, incl. all you rules.
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Maybe you should just try different test than "ping". Seriously, this whole thing works out of the box in five minutes, no need to waste days. If you screwed so much that it's not fixable, go reinstall from scratch, incl. all you rules.
yeah I agree. I have spare NetGate boxes here at work. I'm going to make one from scratch with all the rules I need, and import the xml to my box at home after a factory reset. I will report back with results.
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I am having exactly this same problem trying to replace an ipsec site to site with OpenVPN (PKI) site to site. The tunnel comes up as expected but traffic is not passing between LANs.
(Sort of solved - see bottom of post)
I am following the "Site to Site Example Configuration (SSL/TLS)" section in the 2.1 book draft.
The routing tables look like the proper routes are being pushed.
Interestingly, I would expect to be able to ping the remote tunnel addresses but I can't.
Home (192.168.223.0/24) <–-> pfSense 2.1 (client) <---> Internet <---> pfSense 2.1 (server) <---> 172.22.81.0/24 (Work)
Tunnel network on server set to 172.22.83.0/24
I've tried to find firewall block log entries and have come up empty.
In the server config I have the following:
IPv4 Tunnel Network: 172.22.83.0/24
IPv4 Local Network(s): 172.22.81.0/24
Advanced:
route 192.168.223.0 255.255.255.0;
push "route 192.168.223.0 255.255.255.0";I have the following routes in the server's route table:
172.22.83.0/24 172.22.83.2 UGS 0 5 ovpns2
172.22.83.1 link#15 UHS 0 0 lo0
172.22.83.2 link#15 UH 0 0 ovpns2
192.168.223.0/24 172.22.83.2 UGS 0 66 ovpns2In the client-specific overrides for the client CN I have:
iroute 192.168.223.0 255.255.255.0;I have the following routes in the client's route table:
172.22.81.0/24 172.22.83.5 UGS 0 19 ovpnc1
172.22.83.1/32 172.22.83.5 UGS 0 8 ovpnc1
172.22.83.5 link#13 UH 0 0 ovpnc1I have any any firewall rules in both sites' OpenVPN firewall rules.
WAIT HOLD EVERYTHING:
I had a custom Multi-WAN WANGROUP gateway (since I have Cable and DSL modems at home) that redirected all traffic from the client's LAN to Gateway WANGROUP. I changed that to the default gateway and traffic started passing. Posting everything since it might help someone else.
Any pointers to the proper config for this instance?
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Yeah - But for windows8 there is an extra hitch sometimes:
Look at very bottom of this page.
http://www.vpntutorials.com/tutorials/openvpn-client-setup-tutorial-for-windows-8/
I am having similar issue, even though CMAK is on and the route method exe added to the config file but unable to get IP from Server.
did anyone have any luck on this? maybe can their config example. thanks
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I don't know what to say except that openvpn works and is REALLY easy to set up. I can't guarantee how it will interact with existing firewall rules (meaning you can easily have firewall rule errors).
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Wow. That post is really n00b. Thanks for bumping this necrothread. :/
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haha - Don't mention it. Anything for you buddy (-;
(No seriously - Don't mention it… To anyone)
