Hi all,
After a few hours fiddling with both TomatoVPN & OpenVPN into pfSense, I
got it all working now... this is my first working OpenVPN connection by
the way, so I am quite happy here :)
The tunnel is working fine, rebooting the TomatoVPN (on a wrt54) just
connects back to my pfSense cheerfully.
I just changed everything from UDP to TCP - and this seems to do the
trick, and have added a custom configuration (into TomatoVPN) : route
192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 (192.168.10.0 being the main office)
Added a route into the TomatoVPN, and it works great.
But - a bit "too" great... the tunnel is open for everyone that are
sitting behind the TomatoVPN router... and this is not what I had in
mind... (being used to IPSEC tunnels, I was somewhat surprised that
tun's and taps are being (by default) allowed all traffic...
Reading on, I read that I should disable all the auto-added VPN rules,
and add the tun-interface, so I could fiddle with the rules back
there... now being already using about 12 IPSEC tunnels, I am a bit
worried in doing this, will it affect the already existant IPSEC VPN
rules ??
Or is this only for the next IPSEC VPN's that from now on, I need to add
additional rules for them... if this is the case, then I don't need to
worry (it'll be even more secure this way, no ?)
This is not a 100% crystal clear for me, reading the book at chapter 12.3
Kind regards,
Michel
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