Hi, On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 03:19:59PM -0400, Selva Nair wrote: > > 1. Administrator command prompt - execute openvp config-1.ovpn > > TAP is assigned 12fc:1918::10:36:101:110/112 > > 2. Terminate by closing [X] the command prompt [..] > > I haven't tested this, but if both connections use the same adapter, this > looks possible as you kill the first process without giving it a chance to > remove the IP first. Addresses are added with store=active so would > disappear on reboot as you saw.
Right. If you a) run as admin, and b) force-kill openvpn (which "close
the command window" might do), yes, there is no way to clean up.
In that case, it's just plain PEBKAC :-)
gert
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