Em 24/09/13 15:35, Les Mikesell escreveu:
> You can't very well let the firewall block the port that openvpn is
> using although you could block icmp replies about closed ports. But I
> thought that when using UDP, openvpn would not respond at all to
> packets that are not correctly encrypted. Not sure how it works with
> tcp ports, though.
>
or maybe you can use tls-auth config parameter to add another
security layer to your OpenVPN ...
if OpenVPN port is open, OpenVPN will reply something on it. Using
tls-auth you'll make OpenVPN not try to start TLS session for those who
dont have the correct key.
take a look on that ...
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