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OpenVPN is not connecting to the server. It's time-out.
Hi,
my dns address: 46.227.67.134 and 46.227.67.135.
my additional configration: (/etc/openvpn/server.conf)
status openvpn.log > status /dev/null
log /dev/null
I have the dedicated IP address. I was connected smoothly until a week ago, but it is not connected at the moment. I use Aruba Cloud.
Ports I tried: UDP 1194, UDP 53, UDP 80, UDP 443, TCP 443, UDP 9500.
But none of them were connected.
Does anyone have the same problem?
I'm using this script: https://github.com/Angristan/OpenVPN-install
I'm waiting for your help.
Comments
Sometimes I experience that my OpenVPN servers stop responding if I have not used them for some time. A reboot of the server fix the issues. It happens with several of my small, cheap, most 129MB servers.
Never looked at any log files and/or tried to find out why. Maybe it's the same issue you have? Have you tried to reboot your server?
I restarted it many times but it did not happen.
You should provide the OpenVPN log files. (Both client and server)
I can reconnect now. (with UDP port 443) I want to disable logging on OpenVPN. Because after a while log files take up a lot of space. How do I disable logging?
If you want to disable it on your server, write it to /dev/null. For your client, try putting "verb 0" in your config file, but I'm not sure if this is the best way to disable logging on your client.