crackers8199 wrotei commented out everything TLS related in my ovpn config, and i'm still getting random drops every few seconds. how exactly did you disable TLS to make this work? i'd like to at least be able to use my vpn while this is getting resolved...
I had to disable TLS on the server, then remove the TLS cert from the .ovpn connection profile. My OpenVPN server is run on Linux, so I had to edit /etc/openvpn/server.conf and comment out the line starting with tls-auth (put a # in front of it):
# tls-auth /path/to/your/ta.key
Save the config, then restart the OpenVPN Service (or reboot the computer):
sudo service openvpn restart
I'm not familiar with Windows OpenVPN servers, so you'd have to search to see where the server config is stored.
Then I opened up my connection profile and removed the TLS certificate. You can either delete the <tls-auth> section, or put # in front of all the lines:
#<tls-auth>
#
# 2048 bit
#
#-----BEGIN OpenVPN Static key V1-----
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#982379872349872349802379879
#-----END OpenVPN Static key V1-----
#</tls-auth>
Import that connection profile into the client, then connect.