Second OpenVPN server instatance with different subnet
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I have one OpenVPN Server running that works fine. It showed up in the firewall rules tab immediatly after i created the server.
I know added another OpenVPN instance on a different port with different settings. I want to set firewall rules for that vpn too, but it doesn't show up in the firewall rules tab.
The connection to this new vpn works, but since I can't allow any traffic, it is kind of useless to me right now.
What would be the correct way to add firewall rules to this second OpenVPN?
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I run 2 instances, one on tcp the other on udp. So tcp uses 10.0.8 and udp uses 10.0.200 for network ranges. What sort of rules are you trying to do? I have my openvpn tab rule wide open with any any. But be happy to test some rules on my setup.
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Well, I have one instance running on port 1194 and one on 1195. Both are using UDP. And I also have the any/any rule in my OpenVPN tab. But my second VPN (the one on port 1195, doesn't get routed. The other one works fine.
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I run tcp 443, and udp 1194.. Both work, so your client doesn't get the routes for your local lan segments when it connects? I leave for work in about an hour, and can provide some details of the client connecting to both and what routes it gets, etc.
I would guess you prob have something missing in the config. Or conflicting networks on one of the instances maybe?
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You seem to be right. On the working vpn i get these route::
10 10.253.0.9 UGSc 1 0 utun0 10.253.0.1/32 10.253.0.9 UGSc 0 0 utun0 10.253.0.9 10.253.0.10 UH 3 0 utun0on the "not working" vpn:
10.252.0.1/32 10.252.0.5 UGSc 1 2 utun0 10.252.0.5 10.252.0.6 UH 1 0 utun0But the server instances seem to be configured the same way and the client configs look identical (except of the port number)
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Argh. I found it. The IPv4 Local Network/s wasn't set for the second OpenVPN server.
Thank you for getting me in the right direction :)
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Glad I could be of help..