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On Friday 01 October 2004 09:34, Chris Mills wrote: > > Problem: > > My Linux-XP point-to-point tunnel connection is not completely connected. I > can ping the Linux tunnel adapter ip address from XP but I can't ping the > XP tunnel adapter ip from Linux. > > Software and Versions: > > - Devil-Linux Distribution (Firewall, iptables based running off CDROM, > floppy) - Openvpn 1.5 running on Devil-Linux (impractical to change this to > 2.0) - WinXP/Pro (SP1) (laptop) 1.5 is of course quite ancient, you could at least try a recent linux and see if that works, just to narrow down. > 2) UDP packets are sent between the machines. I can see them using verb 5, > and the sniffing tools. They are transmitted in lock step with the ICMP > packets. so far i haven't seen UDP work on my XP SP1. it also seems TAP is a safer choice when windows is involved, please give those a shot. i spent ages wondering what i was doing wrong until i switched to tap over tcp, especially because all documented configurations Just Work[tm] on linux-linux good luck, tony btw: if you think this hurts, just wonder if you can configure any firewall you encounter to pass all the stuff ipsec/l2tp requires :) ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |