On my router certs are something similar to (for OPENVPN of cause) : That's why your client cert have to use the same Root CA.ģ) you can create multiple client account, but you can't select twice the same client cert. when you select a root ca, the openvpn server cert is automatically selected.Ģ) on the account setting, the root CA will be the same than the server CA. In the openvpn settings, there is a couple of linked value that are important to know in order to easily make certs :ġ) on the server setting : you can't select a root ca if there is not an openvpn server cert defined. That's why there so much trouble to generate multiple certs with the same CN Given that I have zero problems to open an openvpn connection to a Synology which also has an openvpn server integrated with a similar setup just by forwarding the port.ĬN is generally representing the server IP (or server name) of the equipment.
I even factory reset my router to no help.
I am getting a connection refused no matter what I do on the firewall settings. 19:02:21 TCP: connect to xx.xx.xx.xxx:1194 failed, will try again in 5 seconds: Connection refused 19:02:20 Attempting to establish TCP connection with xx.xx.xx.xx:1194 Same Problem here, I have updated my RV325, and basically created new openvpn users, exported the config into Tunnelblick (I am on osx but I have the same problem with Android) and no matter what I do I cannot get any connection.
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