Tom_S
I have set up OpenVPN on many Windows servers so that clients can connect to the server. So far no big deal, I have configured the OpenVPN Service to start automatically (delayed) after a server reboot and to restart whenever there's aproblem. However, many of these installation suffer from problems after a server reboot: Clients can apparently connect properly, but can't ping the server. If I restart the OpenVPN service on the server, all is fine immediately. I have checked that the server can ping itself (ping 10.8.0.1 - my OpenVPN interface IP), which it can do fine, even though the clients can't ping that address.
I'd be satisfied if somehow I could identify the problem from a batch file (running periodically on the server) that just restarts the OpenVPN service when needed, but how could I detect that something is wrong?
Thanks for your thoughts...
Thomas
