Hello list,
I've come across an issue with my OpenVPN setup with a single client.
The single client is allowed to connect multiple times (duplicate-cn on the
server side).
The server's cipher is configured to AES-256-CBC (cipher AES-256-CBC) and an no
ncp-ciphers, so the default of A
this specific case I ca not
use --nobind.
The client(s) will be updated any day now, but I need to keep --ncp-disable and
varying --cipher's as that's a requirement for me.
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Hello,
I've never used OpenVPN with an alternative to OpenSSL. I've set up OpenVPN
with mbedTLS, which is officially supported by OpenVPN and everything appears
to be working just fine.
The OpenVPN manual states for --tls-cipher:
[...]
The default for --tls-cipher is to use
to
> lowest.
>
> Regards
> /Magnus
>
> On 27.07.2017 14:07, > open...@keemail.me> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've never used OpenVPN with an alternative to OpenSSL. I've set up OpenVPN
>> with mbedTLS, which is officially supported by OpenVPN
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Hello,
I've developed a Python script to grade OpenVPN server configurations
considering the security.
The tool mainly focuses on: auth, cipher, tls-cipher, prng, tls-auth,
tls-version-min/max, no-replay, no-iv, key-method, ncp-ciphers, ncp-disable,
tls-crypt and key-direction.
The resu
> Hello,
>
> On 16/08/17 14:21, > open...@keemail.me> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've developed a Python script to grade OpenVPN server configurations
>> considering the security.
>> The tool mainly focuses on: auth, cipher, tls-cipher, prng, tls-auth,
blic beta and I
can send you a link, to test it, this week.
Thank you for the testing and possibly the feedback in advance!
16. Aug 2017 08:43 by chipits...@gmail.com:
>
>
> 2017-08-16 11:21 GMT+05:00 <> open...@keemail.me> >:
>
>> >> Hello,
>
That is a very good idea and could help prevent some misinterpretations of the
tools results.
Thank you very much!
17. Aug 2017 14:05 by openvpn-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net:
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&g
If I start two OpenVPN connections (with different local ports and tunnel
devices) on the client with the same client configuration, the connection is
established correctly, but both interfaces are assigned the same IP address.
Why does the OpenVPN server not assign a new IP to the second
Hi
I was wondering if there is a mailing list to get notifications about
any security advisories for OpenVPN?
I know there is a web page https://openvpn.net/security-advisories but
we were hoping to subscribe to a mailing list for security advisories.
Regards Megan
Hi folks :-)
I've my office lan with one server (1) linux lamp 192.168.1.100 and wan
interface (static IP) for internet, and another server (2) (internal lan
192.168.1.50) with openvpn server
from my home lan (another side) I can ping server 2 in office lan and
vice-versa, openvpn
Hi, I'm posting the follow question here as I was redirect to this mailing
list for support by OpenVPN forum.
https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?p=110748&hilit=error+0A7B#p110748
This is a complex issue, and I am unsure whether this is an
OpenVPN/OpenSSL/OpenSC issue o
Hi Selva,
wow, thanks a lot for your very quick reply, I’m willingly testing the new GHA
build and let you know the result as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Tom
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Hi Selva,
thank you so much, for given information and the provided new build, those
works like a charm!
Thank you,
Tom
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Betreff: Re: [Openvpn-users] After upgrade Windows 10 client to
first question is, how close am I?
I can send the DIA file to the list in case someone has time/is willing to
adjust.
Second question is, can OpenVPN related (P?)MTU(D?) be broken by one or both
iptables rules on eth+ or tun+?
-A FORWARD -p icmp -j DROP
-A INPUT -p icmp -j DROP
Synology NAS does the
tated, his firewall/router does this for him,
>> whether he likes it or not;
Exactly, though i do not DROP ICMP myself, i know it`s a bad
idea, it depends on type...etc.
I asked this question because i`m trying to help a fellow Synology NAS owner.
>> however, OpenVPN itself does not n
> in your diagram, on the sending side, packets cross the
> routing/iptables block twice before getting to OpenVPN:
> 1) once while going from the app to the tun0 interface
> 2) once while going from tun0 to OpenVPN
> What you are saying above is correct and it is about point 1)
Hello,
> Same I said would apply to packets coming in: when going from
> OpenVPN to tun0 they would not be subject to routing/iptables.
> Basically the idea is that OpenVPN and the tun0 interface are
> directly attached, so I/O between the two is direct.
Ok, modified attache
Hello,
> for client-to-server traffic this looks correct ;
> client-to-client traffic is another matter.
Yes, that i knew, --client-to-client is internal to OpenVPN.
I found this out when i was testing throughput in a client to
client setup on pfSense some time ago and then findi
Hello,
> When thinking about firewalls (and routing, for that matter), imagine
> OpenVPN as a black box sitting on a "second network card" connected
> to the linux machine.
> So there's iptables on the tun interface connecting "linux networking"
> a
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ould someone add OpenVPN`s internal routing, please share.
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I am working for a company remotely. They set up a openVPN for me to access
their SVN and Bugzilla (internal web site). They are working fine from my
Windows 7 machine. But whenever I try to access internet web pages, I always
got "DNS address could not be found ".
I have two virtua
Hi,
I have a problem with OpenVPN and I hope you'll be able to help...
I have two OpenVPN daemons on one Linux machine - one listening on TCP and
one bound to the UDP port. They are using TAP devices that are bridged
together, and TCP additionally shares port with ssh via "port-sh
Really noone had such problems with VPNs over TCP before?
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> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with OpenVPN and I hope you'll be able to help...
>
> I have two OpenVPN daemons on one Linux machine - one listening on TCP and
> on
it definitely isn't only encryption/decryption latency...
Gert:
> With TCP, I expect queueing effects to add up as well - with UDP,
> OpenVPN just throws out the packet, but with TCP, there are kernel
> buffers involved, and if there's a packet getting lost, retransmits
>
Hi,
Maybe it's a good idea to get an approx. system performance first for involved
hosts.
[code]
openvpn --genkey --secret /tmp/secret
time openvpn --test-crypto --secret /tmp/secret --verb 0 --tun-mtu 2
--cipher aes-256-gcm
[/code]
3200 / execution_time_seconds ~ max. theoretical
Hi,
See here also:
https://engineering.freeagent.com/2017/05/22/external-authentication-scripts-in-openvpn-the-right-way/
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right...
> These are not my IPs, I guess it is just a result of unsuccessfully
> connecting to my public available OpenVPN server which can be ignored.
> Am I guessing correctly?
>
> Wed Feb 6 22:10:41 2019 TLS Error: cannot locate HMAC in incoming
> packet from [AF_INET]185.200.118
in both directions. What this does is make
> it possible for the OpenVPN protocol to easily recognize if packets are truly
> VPN packets from a known VPN client, or if they are garbage packets from
> unknown sources. Every OpenVPN packet by itself contains encrypted
> information insi
Hi,
Please see:
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>
> Server is Linux, client is Linux.
>
> In server.conf, I have this (and more):
> push "dhcp-option DNS 10.8.32.1"
>
> In client.conf, I have this (and more):
> client
> script-security 2
> up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf
>
> When I put "printenv > /t
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>
> Can you post the server config, OpenVPN version and OS involved?
> Probably better a dev looks at this as I never encountered/read about options
> n
we're just guessing. Please
> > redact the server address, but post the rest.
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To add some info, if want to know a ballpark figure regarding throughput one
can do:
$ openvpn --genkey --secret /tmp/secret
$ time openvpn --test-crypto --secret /tmp
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wrote:
> I previously believed that all IP network communication was done at layer 2
> via arp and transmitting to the MAC address of the system responding for it's
> IP address. Then I realized that OpenVPN doesn't have MAC addresses, so how
> does com
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please see here:
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Hey there!
I'm experimenting with the OpenVPN 3 C++ Class Library, specifically the
test client wrapper cli.
In OpenVPN 2, I used the pull-filter ignore option in the client
configuration to avoid the local ping-restart directive getting
overwritten by the push directives of the s
Hi all,
Is there anyone around here, that performed a measurement what the impact is of
doing http-encapsusation (http-proxy) with openvpn?
My case:
- Client & servers are on a (huge) LAN
- client is 2.4.6, servers are 2.4.7
- Setting up a vpn connection with UDP, doing a ping toward mac
couldn't (Request timed out) just a moment before.
I wonder if you can share any thoughts on how to troubleshoot it?
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Hi,
I noticed those "--mute-replay-warnings" to.
But it wondered, is it wise and/or safe to mute those warnings?
They were brought up (I presume) for a good reason...
Hans.
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Multiple vpn-processes, each with their own (udp)-port, and their own subnet.
For 16 clients you would need /28, for 32 clients a /27
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I thought this “feature” was solved some versions ago?
Long time ago (version 2.1.4) I was caught off-guard by it, and had to solve it
in a different way.
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Hello, list,
This is probably obvious to the rest of you, but I am not able to give openvpn
multi parameter options on the command line:
sudo openvpn --remote "127.0.0.1 10153" --route "162.245.206.244
255.255.255.255 net_gateway" --config=/etc/stunnel/vpn/openvpn.conf
fa
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Hi,
I have had to test this myself because I am a little shocked ..
Using the Windows GUI and an up script named like so:
'my_vpn_01_up.bat'
which is kept in the openvpn\config folder of the users home,
DOES allow data to be passed over
un
> > with user's privileges after the tunnel is established can potentially
> > use the tunnel.
>
> I assume that this part relates to the synchronous nature of OpenVPN -
> so, an --up script will not be able to use the VPN because OpenVPN is
> not active (= waiti
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> On Fri, Apr 2, 2021 at 3:21 PM tincantech via Openvpn-users
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> > -BEG
file downloaded
> > > from somewhere, but to get the batch file into the right location they
> > > have to deliberately copy it there. One can say that we treat that
> > > action as equivalent to "--script-security 2".
> > See Zip above..
> > Unsuspecting
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774] pid 46022 (openvpn), jid 0, uid 65534: exited on signal
11
Assuming that the client is using some combination of compression options which
cannot be changed,
or more likely that it is too much trouble to change all the clients, is there
a recommended setting to disable
all compression f
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> On Tue, Apr 06, 2021 at 04:39:06PM +, tincantech via Openvpn-users wrote:
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> > can someb
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Hi,
there has been some updates here:
https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=32100
I have no idea how to diagnose this problem but if anybody
gives me some hints or tips then I will pass them onto the forum.
The version of openvpn w
Hi All:
Hoping to get an overview of how to pipe passwords in for "./easyrsa
set-rsa-pass" in a bash script for openvpn.
I am using Easy-RSA 3 (windows 10, OpenSSL 1.1.1j 16 Feb 2021). I think
something in this version has changed when using "./easyrsa set-rsa-pass" and
p
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>
> Hoping to get an overview of how to pipe passwords in for "./easyrsa
> set-rsa-pass" in a bash scr
Hi All:
Can anyone share for windows 10 pro (both for client and server) and easy-rsa 3
(from OpenVPN-2.5.1-I601-amd64.msi), a working:- commands used in
EasyRSA-Start.bat- server.ovpn- client.ovpn
or a good "how to" site that outlines these for a windows 10 pro client and
server?
I
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> Can anyone share for windows 10 pro (both for clie
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Hi,
Ref: https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=32193#p99021
(This also applies to --http-proxy)
The question is, how/what does openvpn do in the case that the client
is connecting via a proxy server when using --redirect-gateway
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> Ref: https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=32193#p99021
>
> (This also applies to --http-proxy)
>
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fault & expected behaviour? If yes then how to
change it, how to firewall OVPN's server tun ifaces?
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Not being an expert I expected that, on a Linux box, I
can firewall
'tun0' of ovpn server.
Using 'firewalld' it put 'tun0' into a dedicated
g :-)
>
> > and I now remember the caveat that applies
> > mostly when using "socks-proxy", not "http-proxy":
> > what I'd normally do when using "socks-proxy" is set up an SSH tunnel to
> > a remote host
> > ssh -D 1080
>
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> > --On Sunday, May 02, 2021 4:02 PM +0100
e same for --socks-proxy/--http-proxy
> > as it does for --remote? Install a route for the server we are connected
> > to so that address is not routed into the tunnel.
>
> So the answer is "yes"
So it seems ;-)
>
> > The bug in this case is that, while open
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> I have been struggling to find a way to disconnect a specific user from the
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> I believe there is one way to
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Hi,
in Openvpn master branch there now exists Peer-Fingerprint mode.
This allows establishing a VPN by simply using self signed certificates,
which are identified by their fingerprint.
This is very simple to setup, especially if you use Easy-PFP
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> in Openvpn master branch there now exists Peer-Fingerprint mode.
> This allows establishing a VPN by simply using
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Hi,
I should note: I have deleted the CA certificate from both server and client
configs.
This is a basic test to see if openvpn is running in Peer-fingerprint mode,
because there
is otherwise no indication of that being the case, at verb 4. At
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I should note: I have deleted the CA certificate from both server and client
> configs.
> This is a basic test to see if openvpn is running in Peer-fingerprint mode,
> because there
> is otherwise no indication of that being the case, at verb 4. At least, n
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if there is interest I'll trac it .. maybe add it to
https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/ticket/1310
Thanks
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>
> in peer-fingerprint mode during --reneg-sec cycle, there appea
1558'
>
> Verified both setups are using peer-fingerprint mode, No CA.
>
> if there is interest I'll trac it .. maybe add it to
> https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/ticket/1310
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> Thanks
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Hi,
if you have ever reported a bug to openvpn on trac then manually check
to see if you have had a reply.
I am not receiving any notifications of updates from trac.
Most recent missed update:
https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/ticket/1389
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curve-ball anomaly ..
$ openvpn --show-curves
Consider using openssl 'ecparam -list_curves' as
alternative to running this command.
Available Elliptic curves/groups:
secp112r1
..
etc
Is the command that openvpn is passing to o
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I right now have three connections to different locations
> active -- that won't be possible if we were to second guess and
> disconnect active connections.
Sorry, maybe I did not make myself clear:
By "useful switch" i meant as an optional extra in the GUI.
User choice..
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See: --server network netmask [nopool]
and: --ifconfig-pool args
https://build.openvpn.net/man/openvpn-2.5/openvpn.8.html
Example:
topology subnet
server 192.168.21.0 255.255.255.0 'nopool'
ifconfig-pool 192.168.21.16 192.168.21.253
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> On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 04:33:54PM +0200, Bo Berglund wrote:
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> > > In c:\program files\openvpn\bin\ there is a "tapctl
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See: https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/OpenvpnSoftwareRepos
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On Thursday, 27 May 2021 23:35, Bo Berglund wrote:
> I have just configured my new OpenVPN server running on a RaspberryPi3B+ with
> the latest release of the ope
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There are scripts, such as Nyr and Angristan.
And, for Pi users there is pivpn.io
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> I am getting an error as below in openvpn installation. what would be
> the reason ?
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> make[5]: Leaving directory '/root/t
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> I have set up an Openvpn server on a Raspberry Pi at a remote location I can
> access through another OpenVPN server.
So: HOST:Client -> Server:HO
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