On 2013-12-21 19:11, Chris Buechler wrote:
DHCP interfaces have an IP, and would not fail that check. I just
configured an OpenVPN client instance on a DHCP interface and it works
fine, and have done it on production 2.1 systems more times than I can
count. What interface are you trying to bind it to? It actually does
have v4 connectivity?
I was trying to bind it to a local interface created for OpenVPN itself,
to allow pfSense (as an OpenVPN client) to obtain IP itself from the
remote OpenVPN server.
The interface is assigned to Network port "ovpnc3"
Since the port relies upon OpenVPN to obtain an IP, and OpenVPN refuses
to allow me to configure anything without the port first having an IP,
I'm stuck in a chicken-v-egg scenario.
Or maybe I'm setting up my OpenVPN client connections entirely wrong?
But I did have it working previously, and have it working again since I
commented out this validation in the PHP code, thereby allowing the
parameters to be saved and the connection to be updated.
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