OpenVPN and Moonlight
Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2019 2:46 am
Hello,
I managed to get OpenVPN running on my tomato shibby router using the Tunnel method. I can connect to it through LTE, etc with my Android phone.
I have a piece of Software on my PC called Moonlight https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moo ... etup-Guide
I connect to it from my Android phone when I'm on the same WIFI network and everything works fine.
If I try to connect to my PC through VPN and Moonlight, then I get an error message.
Here is a snippet from the Moonlight log
Now I understand that this is not a Moonlight forum, but I do believe that the issue has something to do with my VPN or Router settings. It's especially strange because my commands reach the PC over the VPN, and I know this because the game launches on my PC. There seems to be an issue with ports being forwarded, or something like that. I thought using a VPN avoided the need for me to open ports on my router though. Maybe I'm wrong though since the VPN puts me on a different subnet(10.8) than my local lan subnet (192.168). Anyone have experience with this?
I managed to get OpenVPN running on my tomato shibby router using the Tunnel method. I can connect to it through LTE, etc with my Android phone.
I have a piece of Software on my PC called Moonlight https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moo ... etup-Guide
I connect to it from my Android phone when I'm on the same WIFI network and everything works fine.
If I try to connect to my PC through VPN and Moonlight, then I get an error message.
Here is a snippet from the Moonlight log
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NattHolePunch: Failed to receive ping on port 48000: Timeout.
#3(I)[2019-08-26 01:08:06,677]=21:08:06={000042C0}<NattHolePunch>
NattHolePunch: Received abort event on socket. Aborting pinging
#4(E)[2019-08-26 01:08:06,677]=21:08:06={000042C0}<NattHolePunch>
NattHolePunch: Failed to receive hole punching packet #5(E)[2019-08-26 01:08:06,677]=21:08:06={000042C0}<NvscStreamingSes>
Streamer unable to hole-punch audio destination #6(I)[2019-08-26 01:08:06,677]=21:08:06={000042C0}<NvscStreamingSes> Starting teardown