Hi, On Fri, Jun 04, 2021 at 09:40:28PM +0200, Bo Berglund wrote: > I changed the Windows and RPi cient configs to verb4 > Then I connected the RPi client and it succeeded. > Next I tried to connect teh Windows client but it failed as before just > hanging > until I disconnect. > > I don't know where to look for the RPi client log, do you know where it may be > located?
If the RPi succeeds, the client log is not overly interesting.
> Fri Jun 04 21:30:15 2021 us=301476 UDP link local: (not bound)
> Fri Jun 04 21:30:15 2021 us=301476 UDP link remote: [AF_INET]95.192.35.35:1193
> Fri Jun 04 21:30:15 2021 us=301476 MANAGEMENT: >STATE:1622835015,WAIT,,,,,,
> Fri Jun 04 21:30:40 2021 us=307700 SIGTERM received, sending exit notification
> to peer
It's sending packets, and nothing is coming back. I see that Selva
commented on the server side logs that the server sees the first packet,
and nothing after.
Since there is a NAT box in between, this could be part of the problem -
to figure that out, you need to go "deeper": run a packet trace (tcpdump,
wireshark) on client and server - and possibly on that router - to see
where packets get lost. For example, if the packet trace on the server
sees "packet coming in, reply going out" and the client sees "packet
sent to server, nothing coming back" the problem is outside OpenVPN.
gert
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