Thank you all for your response. I got it to work after rebooting the  
client computer.

Apparently an instance of the tun0 interface was still left on even  
after disconnecting the TunnelBlick client. When I went to reconnect  
I then had two instances of the tunnel (i.e. tun0 and tun1). This was  
causing mayhem on my computer.

A simple reboot cancelled the tun0 instance and I was able to connect  
with no problem.

I wonder if it were possible to kill the interface from the term window?

Jose


On Feb 9, 2007, at 4:31 AM, Sven Brill wrote:

> Jose Antonio Diaz wrote:
>> Has any one had any luck using an openvpn client through m0n0wall  
>> to connect to an openvpn server?
> yes
>>
>> Specifically I can get the vpn client to connect to the server but  
>> I cannot see any of the machines across the vpn.
> sounds like the openvpn server isn't set up to route anything on  
> the other end. can you give more details, like address space on the  
> local end, address space on the remote end, static routes set, if  
> any, etc?
>>
>> The problem seems to be point to m0n0wall as I can see the  
>> machines if I disconnect m0n0wall.
> I don't get this sentence. I understand it that you have a local  
> network behind m0n0wall, on the LAN you have a client that connects  
> to an openVPN server on some remote network. if not, please clarify.
>
> Sven
>
>