On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Richard Atterer wrote:
On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 03:07:15PM +0200, Anssi Kolehmainen wrote:
This is the old unexplained mystery of SP2.
With me this was caused by Kerio Personal Firewall. After I removed it
everything started working again. Disabling firewall wasn't enough.
Thank you for this tip! I had to deinstall both Kerio PF and Sophos to make
things work.
I'm glad that it worked.
Unfortunately, running the machine without a firewall and antivirus
software is not an option. :-(
Strange thing is that other firewalls work!
I tried about four different firewalls and they I've had no problems with
them. Bad thing is that Kerio is the best firewall (in my opinion).
How about this workaround: Let the installer install new TAP-Win32
interfaces in the "deactivated" state. Then make OpenVPN activate the
interface just prior to using it.
This is "same thing" as below.
Or as a more short-term workaround: Is there a command which allows me to
(de)activate an interface? Then I could have a small batch script
auto-executed on boot which de- and re-activates the interface.
Only problem is that I'm not sure if there even is a "correct" possible
way to do it. Short googling and msdn-browsing didn't produce any results.
BTW, another workaround is to deactivate TCP/IP in adapter settings and
then reactivate it... I wonder if this could be done with windows API.
Anssi Kolehmainen
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