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Hi all,
I am trying to join a server to a remote domain through an OpenVPN connection. There's an OPNSENSE box at the remote domain configured to accept my VPN connections successfully. Once connected, I can ping the remote DC but there's a DNS resolution issue.
In the OPNSENSE firewall > VPN > OpenVPN > Servers - Server settings, I've designated the DNS server IP of the DC LAN in the 'DNS Servers' section of the Client Settings section.
What I don't understand is, if I do an ipconfig /all on my remote computer where my OpenVPN connection is, the IP settings for the OpenVPN adapter don't show any DNS server configurations.
Along with this, I've tried just about everything I can think off, setting static DNS settings for the OpenVPN NIC, using HOSTS file etc, nothing is allowing my remote computer to resolve to the remote DC when trying to join its domain.
Any help appreciated.
I am trying to join a server to a remote domain through an OpenVPN connection. There's an OPNSENSE box at the remote domain configured to accept my VPN connections successfully. Once connected, I can ping the remote DC but there's a DNS resolution issue.
In the OPNSENSE firewall > VPN > OpenVPN > Servers - Server settings, I've designated the DNS server IP of the DC LAN in the 'DNS Servers' section of the Client Settings section.
What I don't understand is, if I do an ipconfig /all on my remote computer where my OpenVPN connection is, the IP settings for the OpenVPN adapter don't show any DNS server configurations.
Along with this, I've tried just about everything I can think off, setting static DNS settings for the OpenVPN NIC, using HOSTS file etc, nothing is allowing my remote computer to resolve to the remote DC when trying to join its domain.
Any help appreciated.
