Hello all, I may say we have made a mistake over here. That is probably my fault. I´m not sure about pfSense, but I thought m0n0 used to be based on OpenVPN 1.6, and its not. Here it goes:
Aug 11 09:41:50 openvpn[833]: OpenVPN 2.0 i386-unknown-freebsd4.11 [SSL] built on May 8 2005 M0n0wall is based on openvpn 2.0 and it work just fine with my windows 2.0 version of openvpn client. The main problem I was having is that beta9 has a bug in the openvpn.inc which wont let you use TCP ports, I had to create an alternative image. Not sure if its so simple, but I guess if pfSense copies openvpn incs and ports image to its file, openvpn 2.0 will work just fine. Not sure about kernel issues tho. Fernando Costa On 8/11/05, Rui Correia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Scott Ullrich <sullrich <at> gmail.com> writes: > > > > > We are waiting for the author to release newer patches but am not sure > > of the timeframe. > > Hi Scott, > Thanks for clarifying this issue. > Anyway, the lack of OpenVPN2 support is what is currently keeping me from > using > pfSense on a general basis on our customers' networks. > I see that you guys had other priorities and that's fine. > But I wonder if OpenVPN developper actually knows that we are waiting for his > patches/updates so that we could see OpenVPN2 support back on pfSense... > If he knows that's fine and we'll keep waiting. > But if he doesn't we should try to reach him and explain him what's happening. > Just a thought ;). > BTW which was the last pfSense release supporting OpenVPN2? > Is it still available for download? > Where could I get it? > TIA > Cheers > >
