I have recently configured OpenVPN on an Araknis AN-300-RT-4L2W Gigabit router. I can connect my client to the gateway via the vpn, and I can ping local ip addresses, as well as manually connect to them via an internet browser.
My problem occurs when I try to connect to a networked device via the "Network" tab in my file explorer (I am running Windows 10). When I click the "Network" tab, no networked devices populate. The only network device I see is my laptop.
Snap AV, who provided the router, said that there is something off with my config file. Through browsing the forums, I also realized that it could be a windows firewall issue as well. After following those instructions however, the issue still persists, and the network is still labeled "Unidentified Network."
Can anybody help me with this issue?
Thanks
Can Ping Networked Devices, But Cannot Connect To Them
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Re: Can Ping Networked Devices, But Cannot Connect To Them
OpenVPN in Tunnel mode does not support this.pvido wrote:n I try to connect to a networked device via the "Network" tab in my file explorer (I am running Windows 10). When I click the "Network" tab, no networked devices populate
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Re: Can Ping Networked Devices, But Cannot Connect To Them
Really? Good to know. Thanks.Traffic wrote:OpenVPN in Tunnel mode does not support this.