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Thank you for your fast reply.

Of course it was my own fault. Linux OpenVPN failed, because it strictly verified the VPN server certificate's CN, which was missing; Android/Windows were less strict. So I created a new VPN Server Certificate with CN field for OpenVPN role (Server) instance and then exported my personal client .ovpn profile. Now it works, also Android/Windows after updating .ovpn.

Hello,

I've been chatting with GPT, crawled through sites and tried to get Linux OpenVPN connection to work on Fedora 43, Linux Mint, Ubuntu but no luck. I just switched from W -> Linux and brought my .ovpn files. Issue is that every .ovpn profile imported from OpnSense OpenVPN instance style setup does not connect, but legacy client server style profiles connect nice and fast. Sorry if this question is too obvious, but what should I do: roll back  updated OpnSense firewalls to legacy OpenVPN client/server setting or is there something I don't get?

Thank you in advance!

Br Maduck