Hi Andrew!

Yesterday I had exactly the same problem as you. I was going crazy, but 
now I found
something nicely hidden.
Take a look at the DHCP Server options. There you should see a new tab 
"OpenVPN"
Activate the DHCP Server there and everything should work fine.
Anyway, for me it does now :)

Dammit, I also spend hours in create firewall rules which opened 
everything everywhere...

Hope it works for you, too!

Andre

Andrew Thrift schrieb:

>O.k. after a LOT of mucking around I got the tunnel established using the 
>default keys from the linux sources.
>
>
>This is what I discovered:
>
>1.		Time on server and client end must be CORRECT (e.g. must be newer than 		
>		date certificates were made, VERY hard to do on a WRAP!!!)
>
>2.		Server end creates tun0 interface with 10.7.1.1 -- 10.7.1.2 tunnel
>
>3.		Client end creates tun1 interface with 10.7.1.6 -- 10.7.1.5 tunnel
>
>4.		Cannot ping any address other than the local end of the tunnel due to the 
>		tunnel ends being incorrect.
>
>5.		Client machine will not respond to ANY requests on the WAN interface even 				
>		though firewall rules exist to allow ICMP/HTTP/Everything through, and have 
>		been recreated.
>
>I am using a TUN device of course.
>
>Any help on these issues is REALLY REALLY appreciated.  I am quite angry at it 
>after spending the last 6 hours trying to get it working properly.
>
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