I had to change the Gateway from default to WAN_DHCP in the Firewall -> Rules under the OpenVPN tab.Note: in the photo below it is the 3rd rule. In Firewall -> NAT -> Outbound I had to add an additional rule for the OpenVPN subnet (which I eventually switched to 192.168.2.0/24 during my trial/error).I just fired up two 'ping' requests, one for 192.168.1.1 (pfSense) and one to I changed shit until they both returned something.

I solved the problem by brute force trial and error. I have no windows machines, but I can't even ping 192.168.1.1 how do I confirm this? they are all behind the pfSense box.Ĥ. There is no control over this on iPhone so I assume it's kosher.Ģ. openvpn is being run as an admin (on the Macbook). (The windows firewall blocks ICMP echo by default from IP's sourced outside of it's local subnet)ġ. If they do, then you need add a firewall exception that allows ICMP echo from all IP's. Verify the hosts you are trying to ping are using PFsense as their default gatewayĪssuming you're pinging windows hosts, disable the windows firewall and see if your pings start to respond. Long term you will want to change your LAN subnet to something that is not in that popular SOHO range anyway Verify the client's LAN subnet is not the same as yours (192.168.1.0/24). Verify the OpenVPN client is being run as administrator !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.58.11 like a typical, split tunnel, routed setup to me and should be working. !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.58.11 PM.png) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.58.29 PM.png_thumb) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.58.29 PM.png) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.57.39 PM.png_thumb) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.57.39 PM.png) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.57.29 PM.png_thumb) !(/public/ imported_attachments/1/Screen Shot at 2.57.29 PM.png) Tls-auth /var/etc/openvpn/server1.tls-auth 0 Management /var/etc/openvpn/server1.sock unix Tls-verify '/usr/local/sbin/ovpn_auth_verify tls 'server' 1' I attached my Firewall rules for LAN and OpenVPN, along with some other screen shots it seems you often request. However, I cannot ping or access anything on the local LAN from the remote client. I can successfully connect (and hold a connection) to the VPN from my iPhone (OpenVPN app) and my Mac (Viscosity). I used the wizard to create a VPN server so I could remotely connect to my home network.

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