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Did you finally find a solution for this? I have the same issue but I use VictoriaLogs as Syslog target but some nice information like the "label" is missing as you describe.

I just found out that other urls like zoom.us are also affected and just had a call with my internet provider, it seems they have strange issues currently so I think it is not related to OPNsense.

Actually pretty nothing:

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tracert insight.synology.com

Routenverfolgung zu insight.synology.com [159.100.4.210]
über maximal 30 Hops:

  1    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms  192.168.xxx.1
  2     *        *        *     Zeitüberschreitung der Anforderung.
  3     *        *        *     Zeitüberschreitung der Anforderung.
  4     *        *        *     Zeitüberschreitung der Anforderung.
  5     *        *        *     Zeitüberschreitung der Anforderung.
...

Any DNS filterlists applied?

In Unbound DNS? No, I haven't changed anything there, it is all default. Blocklist is not enabled.

Hello all
Since a few hours, I cannot access insight.synology.com anymore from my network. It does work from mobile or from other locations. I haven't changed anything in OPNsense and when I check the firewall log files, I see a lot of entries like:

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wan 2022-11-02T10:44:05 *.*.*.*:63385 159.100.4.210:443 tcp let out anything from firewall host itself (force gw)

and when using curl, I get:

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curl -v insight.synology.com
*   Trying 159.100.4.210:80...
* connect to 159.100.4.210 port 80 failed: Timed out
* Failed to connect to insight.synology.com port 80 after 21052 ms: Timed out
* Closing connection 0
curl: (28) Failed to connect to insight.synology.com port 80 after 21052 ms: Timed out

How can I further debug the situation? Many thanks for your help!

So i tried for hours and it seems that whatever I try, I need the "Client Specific Overrides" for the user to be activated. Otherwise I will always get the problem deleting temporary file when my remote router connects and then it does not work correctly.

I played around a bit more with the settings and now, even with the settings that worked, it does not work anymore. The problem now is that the Routing Table in the Connection Status only shows one entry with the Target Network 10.10.0.6.

In the OpenVPN Log from OPNsense, I always get the following line when the remote router connected:
user/<externalip>:56882 MULTI: problem deleting temporary file: /tmp/openvpn_cc_12132333c3ab04323692ca9ddea0bc9f.tmp

Could this now be the issue? How can I solve this? I don't remember seeing this warning before.

I think I got it working! It seems that my only problem was that the "Client Specific Overrides" do not work when the Server Mode ist set to "Peer To Peer (SSL/TLS)" is that correct? Also should I use Peer to Peer with SSL/TLS or with a Shared Key?

Ok here are some more details.

Here's the network, forget about the Road Warriors for now. I just want a Site-To-Site VPN between the Main and the Remote Network so that each can access the others servers.


Here are the VPN Server Settings and Client overrides. On the Client side, i just imported the exported ovpn file.



Here are the WAN and Firewall Rules:



And here is the connection status of the OpenVPN Server:


As mentioned before, I am able to ping and access "Server A" from "Server B" but not the other way round.
The problem should not be on the Asus router as I have already used it in the exact same szenario with another Asus router as VPN Server. I now just replaced the Asus VPN Server with an OPNsense box.

Thanks for the answer. Yes I saw that there are two server modes: Peer to Peer and Remote Access.
I probably need one server of type Remote Access for the mobile users which directly connect and one server of type Peer to Peer where my remote network is connected to.
Anyway for now I only need the Peer to Peer VPN so I adjusted my server but I still have the same problem:
The client network can access the main network but from the main network, I cannot connect to anything from the client network.
What am I still missing here?

Ok I guess the first question can be answered by myself.
I think one VPN server is totally fine as there are "Client Specific Overrides" where I can define a remote network for my specific site-2-site client user which I use in the ASUS router. But I still have the issue that I cannot access services on the client network from my main network.
I've attached my client override for my site-2-site client.

Hello all

I am trying to setup VPN where I want to have a site-2-site connection between two networks (between an OPNsense box (192.168.x.0/24) and an Asus Router (192.168.y.0/24) where the OPNSense box is the server and the Asus router the client) and also to support additional vpn clients like mobile phones or laptops when externally.

So a few questionas arrive:
1. Should I create separate VPN servers? One for the external clients and one for the site-2-site or can this be just one VPN server?
2. How do I configure the VPN server for the site-2-site? I have a pretty default config and the Asus router can connect and can access the resources on the VPN servers network via ip (for example a 192.168.x.50). But how do I get it the other way around so that I can also access resources on the client's network (for example 192.168.y.60)? I tried with setting the "IPv4 Remote Network" to the address range of the clients network (192.168.y.0/24) but that didn't help.

If you need more info I will gladly provide them.

Many thanks for your hints.
Roman

Edit: Added Server Settings

I am still suffering from this issue. I disabled Unbound DNS for now which also seems to fix the issue but I am unsure if that is the right way to do it. ANy help would still be very appreciated.

I just found out that when I do an nslookup, I see my opnsense as Server and its ipv6 as address. Could my issue be that it uses ipv6 now for some reason (whereas it used v4 earlier on)?

Edit1: Ok, I disabled ipv6 on my PC and now everything works again! So what is the best I should do? Disable all ipv6 in opnsense? Or somehow disable DNS via ipv6? Or somehow give the ipv6 of my DNS server to DHCPv6?

Hello

I have a fairly standard OPNSense box. I use quite some services which are available from the internet like "myservice.mydomain.com" which goes to an nginx-container which forwards to the right service. From external this works perfectly. Now to use the same while in the LAN, I use a custom DNS Server which translates "myservice.mydomain.com" into the LAN IP of the nginx-container.
For this, I added my LAN-DNS-IP into Services -> DHCPv4 -> [LAN] -> DNS servers
This actually worked now for almost a week somehow (but seemed strange as some custom entries from my DNS didn't work) but now it stopped working at all. When I now use "myservice.mydomain.com" from the LAN, I get "A potential DNS Rebind attack has been detected." Also if I ping "myservice.mydomain.com" from LAN, I get my WAN address. It seems as if my custom DNS is entirely skipped.

What could be the issue? What am I missing? I read about "Reflection for port forwards" and "Reflection for 1:1" which in the end would lead my connection to WAN and back so I don't want that, I want to directly go to the correct LAN address instead of doing a round trip to WAN.

Many thanks for your help.