OpenVPN Support Forum

Hi,
I've install openvpn AS, the status overview says "Server is currently off", on clicking start, i get the following
Error:
PortPool: port pool depleted, cannot satisfy request for 'openvpn_74':
#./sacli status
{
"errors": {},
"service_status": {
"api": "on",
"auth": "on",
"bridge": "on",
"client_query": "on",
"crl": "off",
"daemon_pre": "on",
"db_push": "on",
"ip6tables_live": "on",
"ip6tables_openvpn": "on",
"iptables_live": "off",
"iptables_openvpn": "off",
"iptables_web": "on",
"license": "on",
"log": "on",
"openvpn_0": "off",
"openvpn_1": "off",
"openvpn_10": "off",
"openvpn_100": "off",
"openvpn_101": "off",
"openvpn_102": "off",
"openvpn_103": "off",
"openvpn_104": "off",
"openvpn_105": "off",
"openvpn_106": "off",
"openvpn_107": "off",
"openvpn_108": "off",
"openvpn_109": "off",
"openvpn_11": "off",
"openvpn_110": "off",
"openvpn_111": "off",
"openvpn_112": "off",
"openvpn_113": "off",
"openvpn_114": "off",
"openvpn_115": "off",
"openvpn_116": "off",
"openvpn_117": "off",
"openvpn_118": "off",
"openvpn_119": "off",
"openvpn_12": "off",
"openvpn_120": "off",
"openvpn_121": "off",
"openvpn_122": "off",
"openvpn_123": "off",
"openvpn_124": "off",
"openvpn_125": "off",
"openvpn_126": "off",
"openvpn_127": "off",
"openvpn_128": "off",
"openvpn_129": "off",
"openvpn_13": "off",
"openvpn_130": "off",
"openvpn_131": "off",
"openvpn_132": "off",
"openvpn_133": "off",
"openvpn_134": "off",
"openvpn_135": "off",
"openvpn_136": "off",
"openvpn_137": "off",
"openvpn_138": "off",
"openvpn_139": "off",
"openvpn_14": "off",
"openvpn_140": "off",
"openvpn_141": "off",
"openvpn_142": "off",
"openvpn_143": "off",
"openvpn_144": "off",
"openvpn_145": "off",
"openvpn_146": "off",
"openvpn_147": "off",
"openvpn_148": "off",
"openvpn_149": "off",
"openvpn_15": "off",
"openvpn_150": "off",
"openvpn_151": "off",
"openvpn_152": "off",
"openvpn_153": "off",
"openvpn_154": "off",
"openvpn_155": "off",
"openvpn_156": "off",
"openvpn_157": "off",
"openvpn_158": "off",
"openvpn_159": "off",
"openvpn_16": "off",
"openvpn_17": "off",
"openvpn_18": "off",
"openvpn_19": "off",
"openvpn_2": "off",
"openvpn_20": "off",
"openvpn_21": "off",
"openvpn_22": "off",
"openvpn_23": "off",
"openvpn_24": "off",
"openvpn_25": "off",
"openvpn_26": "off",
"openvpn_27": "off",
"openvpn_28": "off",
"openvpn_29": "off",
"openvpn_3": "off",
"openvpn_30": "off",
"openvpn_31": "off",
"openvpn_32": "off",
"openvpn_33": "off",
"openvpn_34": "off",
"openvpn_35": "off",
"openvpn_36": "off",
"openvpn_37": "off",
"openvpn_38": "off",
"openvpn_39": "off",
"openvpn_4": "off",
"openvpn_40": "off",
"openvpn_41": "off",
"openvpn_42": "off",
"openvpn_43": "off",
"openvpn_44": "off",
"openvpn_45": "off",
"openvpn_46": "off",
"openvpn_47": "off",
"openvpn_48": "off",
"openvpn_49": "off",
"openvpn_5": "off",
"openvpn_50": "off",
"openvpn_51": "off",
"openvpn_52": "off",
"openvpn_53": "off",
"openvpn_54": "off",
"openvpn_55": "off",
"openvpn_56": "off",
"openvpn_57": "off",
"openvpn_58": "off",
"openvpn_59": "off",
"openvpn_6": "off",
"openvpn_60": "off",
"openvpn_61": "off",
"openvpn_62": "off",
"openvpn_63": "off",
"openvpn_64": "off",
"openvpn_65": "off",
"openvpn_66": "off",
"openvpn_67": "off",
"openvpn_68": "off",
"openvpn_69": "off",
"openvpn_7": "off",
"openvpn_70": "off",
"openvpn_71": "off",
"openvpn_72": "off",
"openvpn_73": "off",
"openvpn_74": "off",
"openvpn_75": "off",
"openvpn_76": "off",
"openvpn_77": "off",
"openvpn_78": "off",
"openvpn_79": "off",
"openvpn_8": "off",
"openvpn_80": "off",
"openvpn_81": "off",
"openvpn_82": "off",
"openvpn_83": "off",
"openvpn_84": "off",
"openvpn_85": "off",
"openvpn_86": "off",
"openvpn_87": "off",
"openvpn_88": "off",
"openvpn_89": "off",
"openvpn_9": "off",
"openvpn_90": "off",
"openvpn_91": "off",
"openvpn_92": "off",
"openvpn_93": "off",
"openvpn_94": "off",
"openvpn_95": "off",
"openvpn_96": "off",
"openvpn_97": "off",
"openvpn_98": "off",
"openvpn_99": "off",
"user": "off",
"web": "on"
}

Bringing this post back from the dead to post a solution I figured out. The problem was due to openvpn attempting to use all 64 cores on my machine. This resulted in the admin config web page being inaccessible and looping me through the EULA prompt and login repeatedly.

Improper config shown with ConfigQuery Change the configuration to use one daemon and restart And the admin panel is accessible now!

Hi Bold,

I would suggest on a monster machine like that, consider running AS in a VM. We provide VM images for VMWare and MS Hyper-V, or use any hypervisor and install your own image of a supported distro. Give it something like 4 cores for a small userbase, and one daemon of each protocol per core.

Regards, rob0