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QUESTION
Hello , I have 2 Vnets, a Vnet containing Vms (Private Vnet) a Vnet containing an Aks Cluster (Private but the pod I want to use is public (exposed using LB)) to Connect to Vnet1 from my local I'm using a Vpn Gateway but when I added I Network peering betweeen Vnet1 & Vnet2 , Suddenly I can't reach my private vms even when im connected to the vpn although the peering between Vnet1 & vnet2 Is working just fine I can reach my private vms from aks pods here is my vnets/subnets
GatewaySubnet 172.17.1.0/24
default 172.17.0.0/24
my vpn config :
- point to site
- Address pool 10.0.0.0/16
- Tunnel type IKEv2 and OpenVPN(SSL)
- Active-active mode : disabled
- Gateway Private IPs : disabled
- VPN type : Route Based
and here is my peering configuration :
I don't know what is causing this I hope somebody can guide me to the right direction
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 14:57the "aks" vnet has an address space of "10.0.0.0/8" that overlaps with the VPN's Point to Site VPN client address pool. Changing the adress pool of your p2s config will solve your problem
QUESTION
I have a host which is connected to multiple VLANs that have certain routing rules at my router, they have different properties.
I've seen other suggestions about running docker in a VM for each VLAN but that seems ugly and messy too.
For example
/etc/network/interfaces: ...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 17:01sudo nsenter --net=/var/run/netns/hostname
QUESTION
I am trying to use OpenVPN on my Synology NAS. I configure everything I need and then when I try to export configuration files, the openvpn.zip file that contains only 2 files (README.txt and openvpn.ovpn), the ca.crt file is not included.
Thus, I can't do anything. Would you have any idea about how to correct this unfortunate state?
I have recently updated to DSM 7
VPN Server 1.4.4-2855 after DSM update uninstalled and installed and configured again. Several reboots. Nothing worked for me.
Exported ZIP file contains only Readme.txt and openVPN.opvn.
Thank you for your help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 17:20The zip-File contains 2 files:
QUESTION
I am using ics-openvpn version 0.7.33 latest one. The app runs fine with .apk. But once I upload to Google play store through .aab then It's not connecting. After installing the app from the play store, opens fine but on connecting throws exceptions. Following exceptions are getting...
Error reading from output of OpenVPN process: Cannot run program "/data/app/com.mycompany.sslvpn-VkwWqlSgj-ZP5zBpQLYGNA==/lib/arm64/libovpnexec.so": error=2, No such file or directory
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 10:55To resolve this just add this line to gradle.properties
:
QUESTION
For my Pro Power BI Project, I need to consume external API calls through set of automated endpoint calls.
However these set of APIs are accessible only over Private VPN Network and require OpenVPN to access them.
Below is error snapshot in Power BI:
Would Data Dateway resolve above issue or would another alternative - middleware script be required?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 19:07First that screenshot you provided looks like it is from Power BI Desktop. The on-premises data gateway is unrelated to Power BI Desktop refreshes. So make sure your laptop is connected to OpenVPN when you refresh in Power BI Desktop.
Once you are happy with the report you have built and want to publish it to the Power BI Service you will need to setup an on-premises data gateway so that the scheduled refreshes will be able to talk to your source APIs over OpenVPN. Typically you install the “standard mode” (see the link above for more details) and put it on a Virtual Machine or server which is always running (rather than a laptop which can be shut down at night during the scheduled refresh). But if you don’t need scheduled refresh during hours when your laptop is off, I suppose you could use “personal mode”. Personal mode isn’t recommended generally.
Make sure OpenVPN is connected on the server where the on-premises data gateway software is installed. If this VPN connection disconnects after a few hours then ask your IT team for a better way to get a Virtual Machine which is on the same network as the source API or on a network which has a site-to-site “always connected” type VPN connection.
You will need to install and configure the gateway software, create a data source with credentials for your source API, ensure your user account is a “User” on that gateway data source, then republish the report from Power BI Desktop so it will bind to the gateway data source and use it during refresh.
QUESTION
I have a Powershell script that I am successfully using to get the decrypted OpenVPN Password stored in Registry.
This is the script that successfully fetches the stored OpenVPN Password from registry that too as decrypted string:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 01:21Currently the username is stored unencrypted. Just decode it as Unicode. This may change in future versions. For encrypted data, the call to Unprotect() would take $entropy as the second argument, not $username.
QUESTION
Is it possible to create a bidirectional UDP tunnel with socat? The starting point is a client (C) that communicates with a server (S) and receives a reply, so C⟷S. Of course, C and S are on different networks with a relay (R) between them, hence the need for C⟷R⟷S. The relay is running Ubuntu Linux.
Using socat for example per this:
sudo nohup socat UDP-LISTEN:1194,fork,reuseaddr UDP:IP-ADDRESS-OF-HOME-ROUTER:1194 &
apparently results in all packets received by the relay (R) to be forwarded to IP-ADDRESS-OF-HOME-ROUTER
, including the reply packets from the server, or C⟶R⟷S.
So my question is, would it be possible to make socat wait for reply packets from the server, and forward them back to the client? Is there perhaps another way to accomplish this goal?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 10:20The second method (datagram with UDP-RECVFROM/UDP-SENDTO) works only in a query/answer mode; a second answer in sequence from the OpenVPN server will not be passed back to the client; and for each query packet a sub process will be forked.
The first method forks a subprocess per "connection" (determined by source port), and - after an initial packet from the client - forwards in both directions. Sub processes will hang "forever", so it is advisable to use the timeout option -T 3600 or so.
QUESTION
why not just use usual vpn tools? like outline or openvpn or any else, is there any security concern? and of course that's an old version of firefox, why not use another browser with latest version? or maybe firefox with latest version
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 09:57The answer lies probably in some kind of security policies in that company.
Maybe their VPN gateway is running an obsolete version of VPN server? Maybe, for the users' UX they're using Java Applet based VPN clients? New browsers don't allow running Java Applets (NPAPI in Firefox was abandoned in 2018).
Why not using other VPN solutions: maybe the cost of implementation (including trainings, auditing, etc) is too high, and the company has mitigated risks in some other ways (for example with strict Internet traffic filtering, allow-lists, Intrusion Detection Systems, etc.)? Maybe there are regulatory limitations, such as FIPS requirement for a VPN solution, which can't be met with popular VPN solutions?
If employees of that company can connect to the Internet without any restrictions (web sites' allow-list) the risk of introducing malware into company LANs is very high while using such outdated browsers. In big companies, such risks are mitigated with additional security controls.
To sum it up: I recommend getting knowledge with that company's internal security policies to get the whole picture.
QUESTION
I have an OpenVPN server, and would like to make clients route an address range, like 1.2.3.0/24
through VPN. However, I do NOT want to make clients use VPN for a specific IP address on that same range. So the routing table on the clients should look like this:
1.2.3.4/32
- through client's default gateway
1.2.3.0/24
- through VPN
I added the following to my server.conf:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-04 at 10:11You can add a more specific route for the IP address that you don't want to go through the VPN and use the net_gateway
and vpn_gateway
options to specify the gateway for the route.
QUESTION
I am looking at how to make OpenVPN client work on a pod's container, I explain what I do, but you can skip all my explanation and offer your solution directly, I don't care replacing all the below with your steps if it works, I want to make my container to use a VPN (ExpressVPN for example) in a way that both external and internal networking works.
I have a docker image that is an OpenVPN Client, it works find with the command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-24 at 18:42Here is a minimal example of a pod with OpenVPN client. I used kylemanna/openvpn as a server and to generate a basic client config. I only added two routes to the generated config to make it working. See below:
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