However when trying to ping my RDP server (10.1.10.13) there was no response i just get 'Request timed out' on my command prompt. I started the packet capture and could see the replies from my 10.1.10.2 device (server which PfSense is hosted on).
I do want the connected clients to be on the 10.120.0.0/24 subnet if possible?Īny assistance is appreciated! Happy to provide screenshots where necessary.
When connecting it connects me to a subnet of 10.120.0.0/24 although my LAN network is on 10.1.10.0/24 but I've been advised this shouldn't matter. I can ping these resources from my home network but not through the VPN Tunnel. This is the same with all other active IPs on the network. These are the ONLY 2 resources i'm able to access and when trying to access any other machines such as my RDP server (10.1.10.13) i cannot ping or communicate with it. However, this all works fine! I can connect and authenticate and i am able to access my pfSense router (10.1.10.1) and also my Server (10.1.10.2) which hosts the server in a virtual machine. The only difference i made from the video is that i use LDAP authentication to my Domain Controller rather than creating users on the local pfSense database to authenticate. Forgive me as i'm a bit of a newbie to this but i have just followed a guide on YouTube (link below) in order to setup OpenVPN on my pfSense Router.
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