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Hi , Networking and firewalling changed in Vista wrt XP; by default your 'TAP-Win32' adapters are in a 'public' zone which means very connectivity is allowed by default. Make sure that the TAP-Win32 adapter is in a networking zone where inbound connectivity is allowed. Sorry I cannot be more specific, but I don't have Vista at hand here (nor do I wish to) but I understand that this is one of the (major) changes in Vista. HTH, JJK ras wrote: > Hi - I'm having an odd situation with an OpenVPN server on Vista. I've > been running 2.0.9 for a long time, with both the server and the client > on Windows XP machines. Now, for reasons beyond my control, I need to > move the server to a Vista box (Vista Ultimate, 32-bit). > > I installed 2.1_rc7 and copied all my config and key files over. When I > start up the client I get the error message, "TLS key negotiation failed > to occur within 60 seconds". > > I'm using the same Windows XP client that I was before, with the same > config files > I've got all firewalls turned off on both machines > I upgraded the Windows XP OpenVPN server to 2.1_rc7; that worked fine > The configs between the XP server and the Vista server are as close as I > can figure out how to make them > I upgraded the client to 2.1_rc7, that didn't help > I've changed ports, that didn't help > I'm logged in as an administrator on the Vista box, and UAC is off. > > I'm about out of ideas. I can post the logs if that's useful, but before > I do that, is there any known weirdness with running the OpenVPN server > on Vista? I searched the archives but the Vista items I found all seemed > to be related to running it as a client. > > ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |