[Resolved] How To Clear Virtual Server Routing

[skeal]

I'm stuck I was playing with dns on my openvpn connection and now its ironed out I have this problem in System Log - Port Forwarding. None of this information is correct. How do I reset or clear this information?

 

[john9527]

How do I reset or clear this information?

WAN > Virtual Server/Port Forwarding

 

[skeal]

WAN > Virtual Server/Port Forwarding

There are no settings under that tab.

 

[skeal]

@john9527 Is there a command line instruction I can use to clear this info?

 

[john9527]

They are in the DNSVPN1 chain....they may have made a change to show forwards in that chain.

What is your VPN DNS mode?

 

[skeal]

They are in the DNSVPN1 chain....they may have made a change to show forwards in that chain.

What is your DNS VPN mode?

Exclusive with policy routing that includes the listed ips.

 

[Jack Yaz]

EDIT - actually those listings are valid, each IP is being jumped to the DNSVPN1 chain.

 

[skeal]

EDIT - actually those listings are valid, each IP is being jumped to the DNSVPN1 chain.

But 10.9.0.1 does not exist on my router.

 

[john9527]

And the destination 10.9.0.1 is? That is what the router believes the DNS server for your VPN is.

 

[Jack Yaz]

But 10.9.0.1 does not exist on my router.

What is listed as the "local IP" on the VPN Status page for the VPN client in question?

 

[skeal]

What is listed as the "local IP" on the VPN Status page for the VPN client in question?

It is 10.35.0.10

 

[skeal]

At one time my ovpn server was using that range 10.9.0.1 but it no longer uses that range it now uses 10.25.0.1

 

[Jack Yaz]

I would try issuing service restart_firewall to clear down iptables and let things set themselves back up. Let us know how it looks after.

 

[skeal]

I would try issuing service restart_firewall to clear down iptables and let things set themselves back up. Let us know how it looks after.

Sorry Jack the command does nothing.

 

[Xentrk]

It is 10.35.0.10

Look at the DNS column in the chart located at https://torguard.net/tgspec.php. It will show you how TorGuard assigns the DNS IP based on the Port and Protocol you selected for the client.

 

[Jack Yaz]

Sorry Jack the command does nothing.

Give the router a minute to actually restart the service, you should see things happening in syslog

 

[Jack Yaz]

Look at the DNS column in the chart located at https://torguard.net/tgspec.php. It will show you how TorGuard assigns the DNS IP based on the Port and Protocol you selected for the client.

+1 to this, looking up the IP given was my next step.

 

[john9527]

The VPN client can get the DNS pushed by the server. Do a search in the syslog for
dhcp-option DNS
and see if that's the DNS that's being assigned.

 

[skeal]

Look at the DNS column in the chart located at https://torguard.net/tgspec.php. It will show you how TorGuard assigns the DNS IP based on the Port and Protocol you selected for the client.

I have a remote router with an identical configuration and it has no Virtual Server log entries.

 

[skeal]

The VPN client can get the DNS pushed by the server. Do a search in the syslog for
dhcp-option DNS
and see if that's the DNS that's being assigned.

Cannot locate that information in my log