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15.1 Legacy Series / Re: AVM FritzBox IPSEC VPN Client not working

« on: April 08, 2015, 04:32:09 pm »

Hiho,

thx for your efforts. 

It's more than strange: after upgrading to 15.1.8.3 the connection attempt timeouts while the host is reachable via ping from the machine running fernzugang.
I was unable to find any hints by digging through the log files.

Any advice for further inspection of the problem?

Best regards!

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15.1 Legacy Series / Re: AVM FritzBox IPSEC VPN Client not working

« on: March 23, 2015, 08:30:14 am »

Hi,

thanks for your advice, but I don't block private or bogon, be it on LAN or WAN iface.

I'm also frequently experiencing timeout errors when changing settings in the panel since the second last update.

Best regards

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15.1 Legacy Series / Re: AVM FritzBox IPSEC VPN Client not working

« on: March 21, 2015, 09:22:51 pm »

Hi,

I would like to push this topic once more, because I couldn't make any progress with the described problem. 

Best regards

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15.1 Legacy Series / Re: AVM FritzBox IPSEC VPN Client not working

« on: March 17, 2015, 10:56:43 am »

Hi,

oh, I didn't make it clear the right way:

The IPSec Endpoint is the remote network, which I don't control. The IPSec Client is within our network and behind the firewall.

Best regards.

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15.1 Legacy Series / AVM FritzBox IPSEC VPN Client not working

« on: March 17, 2015, 10:42:40 am »

Hi folks,

I have got the following problem:

When trying to use an AVM VPN Client behind the firewal, the connection gets established, but in facts it is unusable, because no connections to services in the remote network are possible.

Sniffing Packets on both interfaces didn't turn out any hints what might be wrong.

Other IPSec Clients work well, e.g. Cisco etc. and the AVM one works too, if I bypass the firewall.

Any ideas?

Best regards.

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Hardware and Performance / Re: Hardware requirements / support

« on: February 17, 2015, 07:39:42 am »

Hi there,

Hardware requirements *

Besides purchasing a ready to go system from a partner you can also install OPNsense yourself to test or run on the hardware of choice.
OPNsense can be installed on 64bit architecture based hardware. There is a minimum specification to run the full firewall functionality and a recommended specification for the complete set of features.

Minimum hardware requirements

Every feature is functional, but perhaps not with a lot of users or high loads.

1GHz dual core cpu
1 GB RAM
40GB SSD
Serial console or video

Recommended hardware requirements

Every feature is functional and fits most use cases.

1.5GHz multi core cpu
4 GB RAM
120GB SSD
Serial console or video

Source: https://opnsense.org/users/get-started/

I bet that you can get away with way lower specs, depending on your usage scenario and the needed features.