The Android app update today broke my connection to my OpenVPN 2.3.x server running on Ubuntu 14.04
Updating the OpenVPN server to 2.4 resolved my issue.
Here's how to get the latest server:
https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/w ... twareRepos
Nov 1, 2017 Update broken? Try to update your server to OpenVPN 2.4
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Re: Nov 1, 2017 Update broken? Try to update your server to OpenVPN 2.4
I'm already running OpenVPN 2.4.3
Facing the same issue. Not possible to connect.
Facing the same issue. Not possible to connect.
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Re: Nov 1, 2017 Update broken? Try to update your server to OpenVPN 2.4
Does no good if you're OpenVPN server is baked into your router, until a new firmware is released! It's unacceptable that they would release a client that breaks with existing baked router servers!
I'm using the new Netgear Nighthawk X10 and was very happy with my Android client VPN connection. Then they fix an issue with older server versions, but break it for the newer ones????? WTF?
I'm using the new Netgear Nighthawk X10 and was very happy with my Android client VPN connection. Then they fix an issue with older server versions, but break it for the newer ones????? WTF?
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Re: Nov 1, 2017 Update broken? Try to update your server to OpenVPN 2.4
can you tell us some more about the error you are getting?krickster wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 11:50 amDoes no good if you're OpenVPN server is baked into your router, until a new firmware is released! It's unacceptable that they would release a client that breaks with existing baked router servers!
I'm using the new Netgear Nighthawk X10 and was very happy with my Android client VPN connection. Then they fix an issue with older server versions, but break it for the newer ones????? WTF?
what's your server version?
are your certificates signed with md5?