Could some of you check your config file: does it have an IP address for "remote"? Or a host name?
My openvpn config is as follows: no password; single user (i.e. not for everyone); remote site is an IP address first (our office wifi is VPN protected), then a hostname (when I'm connected to the internet).
I still have problems setting it up, but those may be related to my DNS setup being flakey. I see that first the DNS is dropped by Networkmanager; then is complains that it can't connect - well, how could you, without DNS :)
Please note that the DNS problem itself is not related, that is due to a local problem. But the result of it (i.e. DNS changing, then OpenVPN kicking in) could be experienced by others. You may want to check.
Could some of you check your config file: does it have an IP address for "remote"? Or a host name?
My openvpn config is as follows: no password; single user (i.e. not for everyone); remote site is an IP address first (our office wifi is VPN protected), then a hostname (when I'm connected to the internet).
I still have problems setting it up, but those may be related to my DNS setup being flakey. I see that first the DNS is dropped by Networkmanager; then is complains that it can't connect - well, how could you, without DNS :)
Please note that the DNS problem itself is not related, that is due to a local problem. But the result of it (i.e. DNS changing, then OpenVPN kicking in) could be experienced by others. You may want to check.