Hi, On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 3:58 PM, Morris, Russell <rmor...@rkmorris.us> wrote:
> Hi, > > Just checked - yep, 9.0.0.21. It seems to be from 2014 though? > > And to the other email I just sent (that seemed to bounce?), > Probably my mistake, in one of the posts I changed the address from devel to users unintentionally.. > > Yes, this is a Windows 7 machine. I think the issue is standby / network > change related. In particular, standby / resume seems to cause a lot of > grief. I also run on a desktop, not near as many (or really any) issues. > But standby / resume -> crash! > > FYI, just had this exact issue, 1 minute ago. Got an OpenVPN connection, > but no IP address (DHCP). Killed openvpn, disable / enable TAP, start > openvpn and reconnect -> life is good again. Pretty reliable to make this > happen … . > > Our home laptop goes from sleep to resume all the time without major issues. But we are not connecting to any public servers -- private servers that run on a fixed IP and port, no DHCP, so may be that is one difference? We have one Windows 7 laptop in a really really remote location that is set to stay connected all the time.. The local network at that site crashes at least twice a day and still the VPN comes back every time the network is back. Its set not to sleep, so more like a desktop, but it does occasionally move from one site to another. Considering the remoteness of the location and the flakiness of the remote network I have been more than impressed by the way openvpn has served us for last 3 years. But roaming is something I haven't tested much at all. When users travel they do get connectivity from hotels etc., so that kind of "network change" works well too. > Perhaps some more detailed logs to debug? > Sure, would help. Regards, Selva
