tried in two different networks and multiple clients both Windows and Mac. It seems like when I reboot the VPN server it allows any client to connect once and second client connection gets error from any client.
I setup pptpd on CentOS6.3, I m testing it, I can connect to the server the first time after reboot.
I have an OpenVPN server and many clients connecting.
I have an OpenVPN server and many clients connecting.
i have the problem that the tabris android client don´t connect to the server. For Example i stop the server and start him again the android client can´t connect with the server. After a few times start and stop the server the android client can reconnect to the server.
Hi.
When I try to connect from the server to client, I faced with :
Code:
smss@smss-network:~$ ssh smss@smss-desktop
ssh: connect to host smss-desktop port 22: Connection refused
smss@smss-network:~$
Whereas I connect from the client to server without any refused connections.
I done these :
- Add into two computers "/etc/hosts" computer names and IPs.
- Generating rsa SSH keys wit
I’m looking for an infrastructure which ideally should be maintained as following:
Several (virtual) operating-systems (linux and windows as well) should run on a server simultaneously and be accessible over the local network from heterogeneous clients (such as linux, os x and windows operating systems running on a desktop computer).
The aim is that it doesn’t matter which client device in the l
Hi all,
I would like to know how I can connect to a virtual machine in a local network. I've tried almost anything to solve this. Maybe I overlooked something.
I wanted an OpenVPN server so that I could create a private VPN network for staff to connect to the server.
However, not as planned, when clients connect to the VPN, it's using the VPN's internet connection (ex: when going to whatsmyip.com, it's that of the server and not the clients home connection).
server.conf
local <serverip>
port 1194
proto udp
dev tun
ca ca.crt
cert x.crt
key x.key
I have a problem connection to the VCenter Web Client. I can connect and do some administration from the VLAN that the Vcenter server is on and this is working fine.
But if I connect from our client computers VLAN I can connect to the Vcenter server and see the welcome page but as soon as I click on the Log in on the right (Redirect to :9443/vsphere-client/ ) this just times out.
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