On 18/01/15 08:00, David Arnstein wrote: > On 15/1/17 10:33 PM, David Arnstein wrote: >> I have an openvpn server installed in Debian Linux, latest production >> version. Debian has given me version 2.2.1 of openvpn. >> >> At the moment, I have two clients to that server: an iPhone and an iMac. >> I wish to route all traffic through these two clients through the above >> server. I am failing. >> >> My router is logging traffic from both of these clients. There is >> traffic that is NOT going to/from my openvpn server. I thinks that this >> means that I have failed to contain all my network traffic in the >> openvpn encrypted tunnel. >> >> My router log indicates packets traveling between my iPhone and various >> Microsoft sites, on TCP 80 as well as various ports 4000 through 40099. >> >> My router log indicates packets traveling between my iMac and a few >> pop3s and imap servers. I have determined that this is from application >> Thunderbird on the iMac. > I forgot to mention this. I have already modified my openvpn server.conf > and my server iptables as in this HOWTO: > https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html#redirect > "Routing all traffic (including web-traffic) through the VPN". Problem > still exists. without config files and a detailed connection log from a client it is impossible to tell what you're missing. Post them and perhaps we can shed some light on this.
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