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UPDATE 10/8/2011: THIS HAS BEEN SOLVED.
I am following two guides on how to setup OpenVPN with pfSense 2.0. I setup everything up correctly and when i try to connect with the OpenVPN client it takes the user name and password but keeps getting
TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity)
TLS Error: TLS handshake failed
it keeps doing this over and over.
I think it might have something to do with connecting over my laptop tethered with my EVO 4G and the Sprint 4G network? I changed the port the OpenVPN server uses and still the same thing.
UPDATE:
I tried to connect from my LAN just to see if this error would happen and it did not. So this is a problem with it not working over Sprint 4G. Is there any way to solve this I already changed the port the OpenVPN uses?
I use EasyTether Pro on my HTC EVO 4G with my laptop. Would it have something to do with the EasyTether program? maybe not allowing multiple connections?
UPDATE 2:
Upon further research it turns out to be an easy fix with EasyTether. You just have to enable the UDP passthrough!
I am following two guides on how to setup OpenVPN with pfSense 2.0. I setup everything up correctly and when i try to connect with the OpenVPN client it takes the user name and password but keeps getting
TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity)
TLS Error: TLS handshake failed
it keeps doing this over and over.
I think it might have something to do with connecting over my laptop tethered with my EVO 4G and the Sprint 4G network? I changed the port the OpenVPN server uses and still the same thing.
UPDATE:
I tried to connect from my LAN just to see if this error would happen and it did not. So this is a problem with it not working over Sprint 4G. Is there any way to solve this I already changed the port the OpenVPN uses?
I use EasyTether Pro on my HTC EVO 4G with my laptop. Would it have something to do with the EasyTether program? maybe not allowing multiple connections?
UPDATE 2:
Upon further research it turns out to be an easy fix with EasyTether. You just have to enable the UDP passthrough!
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