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Val <vace117 <at> yahoo.ca> writes: > > Hello. > > I have an OpenVPN problem that I hope someone here might be able to help me > with. > > I was running OpenVPN for a long time without any trouble, but something > happened recently and I can no longer connect. I don't know what changed and I > am not seeing any obvious error messages. Well, it seems that the problem is not constrained to just the tunnel I was talking about above. That box (let's call it gatekeeper) had 2 tunnels. For the problem I described above gatekeeper acts as the server that routes my wireless traffic to the local network (through that tunnel that no longer works). There was another tunnel in which gatekeeper is the client. That tunnel runs over the local network and there are absolutely no firewall restrictions between the hosts on my LAN. I mount NFS shares over that tunnel. While I was trying to troubleshoot the wireless tunnel, the NFS tunnel was still up and working. Then I decided to take down the NFS tunnel and try to re establish as a test. Sure enough that tunnel is now broken too and fails with a TLS error! It seems that gatekeeper lost the ability to do TLS handshakes both as an OpenVPN client and as an OpenVPN server... but why? Thanks. Val ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |