Hi!
I was hoping that someone here could help me.
So, I've installed and configured OpenVPN on Ubuntu server 10.04, but I can't connect to it. When i try connecting from another ubuntu machine it's "connection attempt timed out" and i can't seem to fix it. I think the problem is that port 1194 (which i've configured openvpn to use) isn't open. I've created iptables rules, but no luck.
Hi folks
This is my first post here and I'm happy to join this awesome forum
I just started using Ubuntu 10.04 and I do really like it !!
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For this example, this is what I have:
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TUN mode
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Hello,
I've been trying to configure a backup server which I can access through VPN, so I've setup OpenVPN, Samba and Netatalk (3.0.2) on an ubuntu 12.04 system.
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The first one is something to do with the VPN (I'm using a tap d
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