On Wednesday 07 May 2014 14:42:10 Timothy Murphy wrote: > I'm running an openvpn server on my home CentOS server. > Openvpn works fine on my Fedora/KDE laptop if I am away from home, > but if the laptop is on my local LAN I have to edit client.conf > to give the local name of the server. > > Although I am running NetworkManager on the laptop > I am not using the NetworkManager-openvpn plugin, > basically because openvpn works perfectly > whereas NM occasionally causes problems. > > But I'm wondering if I did use this > would it solve the remote/local problem I mention above? > > Of course this "problem" has a trivial solution > so it may not be worth while doing anything about it. > I've actually never seen the point of the NM-openvpn plugin - > so I was wondering if this is one time when it would be useful. You can specify multiple server addresses at the client end, and it will find the first that works.
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