Martin Hecht

It could be the firewall, which doesn't allow the traffic that you would expect - either that your local iptables doesn't allow traffic to the ppp0 device, or the Fortigate...

yes, authentication is one of the items on the agenda for improving the proxy support in #226

> That's interesting. It's saying that the DTLS connection initiation is working, but then the PPP-over-DTLS configuration is _not_ completing. This may be because DTLS, due to the fact that...

I feel the same. There are a couple of ways to influence how /etc/resolv.conf is updated. We support [resolvconf](http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man8/resolvconf.8.html) now, there is the possibility to use a [pppd ip-up script](https://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/PPP-HOWTO/x1455.html),...

@lfuelling Our DNS at work serves different networks, depending from where you query it. Our case is quite simple: Public IPs are served unconditionally, whereas private networks are served only...

I guess it's not a "great firewall", but it might be another security appliance at the institution you are visiting, which does deep packet inspection on https traffic. If that's...

I'm just guessing what happens here: openfortivpn internally saves some information like the preexisting default route. Then, it changes the routing table. Next, another vpn saves its view on the...

From your description it seems to be a routing problem. Could you check the routing table before connecting to openfortivpn and after? From your previous post I assume that you...

Sorry, I have mixed up two separate issues. Forget the part about the GUI.

Well, if it is a routing problem, I would compare the output of `route -n` before connecting, while connected, and after disconnecting _openfortivpn_. Also check if the ppp interface for...