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Re: [Openvpn-users] Setup Nightmares


  • Subject: Re: [Openvpn-users] Setup Nightmares
  • From: Andrew Gargan <andrew@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 04 Jul 2006 16:13:12 +0200

Erich Titl wrote:
> Hi
> 
> Andrew Gargan wrote:
>> Hi All
>>
> ...> (VER=V4): 'c0103fa8'
TCP VER=V4 I presume
>> Tue Jul 04 07:50:45 2006 us=650198 STREAM: RESET
>> Tue Jul 04 07:50:45 2006 us=652598 STREAM: INIT maxlen=1544
>> Tue Jul 04 07:50:45 2006 us=655506 Attempting to establish TCP 
>> connection with 196.25.154.130:1194
>> --- snip ---
>>
>> Can't seem to get any connectivity ...
>>
>> I suspect its my firewall not mangling/routing/natting packets properly 
>> but don't have the necessary knowledge to check ...
> 
> Show us the tcpdump output of your external interface for port 1194, 
> also look at the log from the server.

Not really sure how to do this properly have a whole bunch of mangling 
rules mucking me about.

My gateway has 2 External interfaces.

eth1 = Leased Line digital circuit for mail.

eth2 = ADSL out for general internet access.

eth0 = my internal network

My clients on the eth0 network are being SNATED to the ADSL IP which is 
on my ADSL router.

eth0 [ Gateway	] eth1 <----> router <-----> internet
		] eth2 <----> ADSL router <----> internet

I am running the VPN on all external Interfaces at the moment and am 
trying to test the VPN from inside my eth0 network

eg eth0 -> eth2 -> ADSL router -> router -> eth1

dunno how I am supposed to do this :(

I think the mangling/S-NATing ..is stuffing things up?!?!

> 
>> Does anyone have any pointers???
>>
>> I have inherited this setup and don't want to break too much...
>> (1200 lines of iptables rules which seems a little overkill.)
> 
> Yes it seems, I would get rid of them and use a firewall management tool 
> like fwbuilder for example.

Am thinking of replacing the gateway altogether and introducing a new 
one in a flavour of linux I am more familiar with.


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