Azure VPN Tunnel using Openvpn Access Server

[fabioteixei]

Ok guy, i gave up to fix this issue and now i will ask for your help.

I have and VPN Tunnel with an OpenVPN Access server on Azure.

The tunnel is up and from my local side i can comunicate with my azure VMs (Ping, RDP, SSH, all the good stuff)

The problem is in the way back, from any machine in the azure side i cant communicate with my local network.

Have any of you ever configured an VPN Tunner with azure that worked? If yes, can you give me a little help?

I tried everything, configure routing in so many diferent ways in both sides that i cant even remember what i already tried.
It's still working on the Local > Azure direction.

Thanks for your help.

[donhwyo]

Is the local network exported?

[dashpuppy]

Do you mean when you rdp into the vm in Azure you can't see a printer or a device on the "local" network ?

[fabioteixei]

Is the local network exported?

I'm not sure what you mean by that.

Can you explain a litle bit?

[fabioteixei]

Do you mean when you rdp into the vm in Azure you can't see a printer or a device on the "local" network ?

No, in my local network i'm able to ping/access all the vms in Azure, but in my vms in azure i'm not able to ping/access my local network servers/computers.

It looks like i am missing some routing rule, but i tried add the rules in many diferent ways in both sides with no luck.

I will try to make a more detaled post about my environement and the configs.

[fabioteixei]

Ok Guys.

Never mind, i found the problem.

I had a filter rule that blocked the comunication and i had a bad config on the OpenVPN Access Server.

Now everything works as planned.

If possible this thread can be closed with no problem.

[dashpuppy]

Ok Guys.

Never mind, i found the problem.

I had a filter rule that blocked the communication and i had a bad config on the OpenVPN Access Server.

Now everything works as planned.

If possible this thread can be closed with no problem.

Glad you got it all resolved, if I had some spare $$ id buy a azure subscription and try some of these things. Over time I guess.

One thing in the works this year is to put a Untangle FW in the cloud and video the whole process & then connect clients to it, and show the full process.

[donhwyo]

I'm not sure what you mean by that.

Can you explain a litle bit?

I think you found it. Basically you need to tell the openvpn server what it shares.