Hi Selva, Richard,
On Mon, Jun 27, 2022 at 09:59:19PM -0400, Selva Nair wrote:
> We need to install the automatic service without manual intervention. Is
> this also the behaviour on a fresh install instead of an update? The logic
> for installing the service was complicated from start because we
Hi,
On Mon, Jun 27, 2022 at 09:13:08PM -0700, Jordan Hayes wrote:
> The other thing that's always driven me crazy is that the client needs
> to have the "run as administrator" bit set, and it doesn't happen by
> default.
That is old folklore, and no longer true since 2.4.0
gert
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Hi,
If you are referring to running at boot using the so-called
automatic service, the service runs as local system and spawns openvpn.exe
with elevated privileges. If using the GUI, the "right" way is to run the
GUI without elevation, let the interactive service start openvpn.exe as
user (not el
The other thing that's always driven me crazy is that the client needs
to have the "run as administrator" bit set, and it doesn't happen by
default.
/jordan
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Hi,
> the \\config-auto folder is only created if the 'openVPN Service' is
> selected *manually* during installation.
>
We need to install the automatic service without manual intervention. Is
this also the behaviour on a fresh install instead of an update? The logic
for installing the service w
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Hi,
the \\config-auto folder is only created if the 'openVPN Service' is
selected *manually* during installation.
However, the 'Interactive-Service' *is* installed by default.
This feels *needlessly* complicated.
As a long-time Windows user, I am
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Correction: 2.5.7-I602 not 2.5.5
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On Monday, June 27th, 2022 at 22:35, tincantech via Openvpn-users
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> Hi,
>
> I must point this out:
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>
>
> > > > > I am setting up an OpenVPN server on a windows server fo
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Hi,
I must point this out:
> > > > I am setting up an OpenVPN server on a windows server for a
> > > > client, but ran into the problem where the openvpn service in
> > > > services doesn’t pick up the config files I placed into the
> > > > C:\Pro
I’ve set up openvpn servers on multiple windows machines before, but never ran
into that problem before.
If I have the time, I might have to do some testing on another machine and see
if I can replicate the issue.
Austin Witmer
> On Jun 27, 2022, at 12:57 AM, Samuli Seppänen wrote:
>
> HI,
>
HI,
Il 26/06/22 04:33, Austin Witmer ha scritto:
I actually managed to get it figured out now.
I did multiple reinstalls making sure that I selected to have the
openvpn service installed. None of that seemed to work.
I finally went into the properties of that service and specified a user
an
I actually managed to get it figured out now.
I did multiple reinstalls making sure that I selected to have the openvpn
service installed. None of that seemed to work.
I finally went into the properties of that service and specified a user and
password to use to run the service. Then it worked!
Hi,
Check whether openvpnservice is installed by running the following from a
command line
sc query OpenVPNService
It will show whether the service exists and its current state. If installed
but nor running open services and change the startup to automatic and start.
If not installed, you may h
Hello all!
I am setting up an OpenVPN server on a windows server for a client, but ran
into the problem where the openvpn service in services doesn’t pick up the
config files I placed into the C:\Program Files\Openvpn\config folder.
I can start the server from the command line just fine and als
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