Now I'm baffled....off to take a look....
mine is set to 300000 and says 300000 for default. and yes i have moved to the public release version
Now I'm baffled....off to take a look....
Can you provide a bit more info? Client or Server? What were the symptoms? Was there an error posted in the syslog? With a self-generated 1024bit DH, the code should not be making any changes to your setup.I can't get openvpn to work on v12.
DH should be independent.....I did all sorts of scenarios on the AC68 and it worked fine. The people having problems seem to be MIPS based routers (at least that's the only common thread I see so far).I think I may know the issue.
If you use a DH larger than the key size on the cert I think wont work properly. It can be fine the other way round but using a 512bit cert e.g. with a 2048 bit DH might not work.
Guys try upgrading your certs to 2048 bits or higher.
Can you provide a bit more info? Client or Server? What were the symptoms? Was there an error posted in the syslog? With a self-generated 1024bit DH, the code should not be making any changes to your setup.
Thanks for any additional info you can provide.
John I don't use open vpn is there any reason to upgrade to 12x ?
@wiz - Thanks for all your work. It looks like this has nothing specifically to do with the DH change, but may just be a problem with the integration of the newer OpenVPN/OpenSSL on at least the N66.
Server or Client? I should have been more specific that we are working VPN Server issue.FWIW, I'm using OpenVPN with V12 on an N66U with no problems whatsoever.
Do you have either the Master Browser or WINS server option set? Either of those will also start SMB.After updating to 374.43_2-12j9527 on my RT-N66U I noticed that the samba gets started even though it is disabled in the GUI.
Server or Client? I should have been more specific that we are working VPN Server issue.
If you are running client successfully, that would help reinforce a hypothesis I have on what may be the issue.
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