User logs in but does not have access to internal addresses
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 5:42 pm
Good afternoon friends.
I have a problem related to OpenVPN, but I need to explain a little about the infrastructure I use.
I create the user in an AD (Windows Server 2012), free that user to use the VPN and use the user created when accessing OpenVPN. This is basically what is done.
However, some users have reported that after a certain time, the user logs in normally to OpenVPN, but no internal address is accessed.
The solution I found was to change the user's password for a new one.
For some reason, it seems that the password is accepted by OpenVPN, but it does not release access to internal addresses.
I have already tested users on other machines and the same problem happens.
I ruled out the expired password problem, because our environment setting is for the password never to expire.
The curious thing about this is that the users who reported this to me use Ubuntu.
Could you help me with this problem?
The version used is the OpenVPN Community
Thank you very much in advance.
I have a problem related to OpenVPN, but I need to explain a little about the infrastructure I use.
I create the user in an AD (Windows Server 2012), free that user to use the VPN and use the user created when accessing OpenVPN. This is basically what is done.
However, some users have reported that after a certain time, the user logs in normally to OpenVPN, but no internal address is accessed.
The solution I found was to change the user's password for a new one.
For some reason, it seems that the password is accepted by OpenVPN, but it does not release access to internal addresses.
I have already tested users on other machines and the same problem happens.
I ruled out the expired password problem, because our environment setting is for the password never to expire.
The curious thing about this is that the users who reported this to me use Ubuntu.
Could you help me with this problem?
The version used is the OpenVPN Community
Thank you very much in advance.