I would like to ask if anyone else is having a similar issue with their ar750s-ext when trying to load an .ovpn file?
I did do the update out of the box to openwrt-ar750s-3.100
I am trying to load the ovpn file via the GL.iNet GUI and I get the message failed; nothing more.
Tried to find any logs regarding this error but doesn’t showing up anything.
I don’t know if I can. I tried to find them but on the system log section doesn’t show up anything.
Do you know if they are somewhere else or in a specific folder which I can find them?
I can try to connect via ssh also do debugging but I need the command to activate it.
Let’s come back to your original message: do you mean that you want to upload the file to the router and you cannot upload? We thought that you cannot connect.
If you cannot upload, maybe it is because your antivirus software, mostly bitdefender.
No. There are 2 main ways to set up OpenVPN. The usual Certificates + Keys, or using a Pre-Shared Static Key.
He is using the second, so you only need a key file to connect. It is simpler, but the key must be transfered via a USB stick or some other secure protocol.
You can read here:
On the other hand, it seems like the OP does not understand how that works, and should follow the guide i linked for a proper configuration. He has mixed both methods into one.
@ Johnex
I will check it in the evening.
As I said before I use the same file on 4+devices (android, iPhone, iPad, windows) and don’t have any issue.
Maybe the devs can add more information for the error that occurs or/and have a debug feature on the admin portal.
I lost you on the last part that I mixed up the two methods.
Actually this .ovpn file is automatically generated from openvpn-client-export on a pfsense fw.
I tried also on firmware version 3.025 but again it failed.
The opvn file uploader in the GL UI is pretty strict, it was made to support most of the popular VPN services and configurations. If it finds conflicting “features”, it will not upload anything as it does not know what to do, but it will still work in openvpn when loading the config.
So either you can try to find what line in the ovpn file is causing the upload to fail, or you can load the config manually via SSH to openvpn You can also use the OpenVPN UI inside Luci (Advanced menu) after installing the luci-app-openvpn package.