I also see this message multiple times early in the logs. EVENT: WAIT ⏎ UnixCommandAgent: transmitting bypass route to /var/run/agent_ovpnconnect.sock EVENT: RECONNECTING ⏎ EVENT: RESOLVE ⏎ Contacting 192.168.0.228:1398 via UDP Server poll timeout, trying next remote entry. Note* I replaced the domain name it's trying to connect to with xxx for privacy. This is not an Internet based VPN connection nor is it a method to circumvent geographical restrictions, it is part of my work. These services work fine with my MacBook Pro Intel, but do not with my M1 MacBook Air. Any help is appreciated as I'm traveling soon and really would like to be able to access my home network! My employer uses Meraki, I connect using built-in Apple VPN services. Here is part of the OpenVPN log file on my MacOS.
I tried the same config file on tunneblick and worked fine. I tried to connect with openvpn connect and de DNS configs is not set on the MAC. However, when I'm connecting to my company's VPN via An圜onnect, webpage loading is slowing down extremely. It's connected to my WiFi network and everything is running fine. So there is definitely some sort of disconnect. Im migrating openvpn for a company from manual server config to access server, I already configured the server and now Im validating the client connect. Solved: I have an MacBook Pro running macOS Big Sur 11.5.2. When I look at the server logs located at /var/log/syslog, I see no mention of the connect attempt from the Mac, but I do see all the connection info from the iphone. I created a client for my iPhone and it connects with no issue (*edit* just tested from Windows box and it works fine), so that seemiling rules out a lot of things.
#Connecting to openvpn on mac install#
Fresh install of OpenVPN on Ubuntu 20.04.3 and I'm having issues connecting a client from my MacOS.
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