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I am attempting to install openvpn from HMA in my Mint 17.1 and have run into a major setback.
Installed via HMA tutorials.
Reset the DNS via network manager.
I get a connection notification but on trying to access a web site via Firefox or Chrome I get a "Web server not available" or "Page not available" every time.
Have spent days working with HMA, searched google till my fingers bleed, nothing. Have tried PPTP and L2TP, same result.
I have just clean installed the latest Mint 17.3, with a Cisco router, same situation.
Can anyone help with the basics, something is missing, possibly in my program?
The command given was to report 'nameserver' IP address currently assigned. The address given doesn't make sense. 127.x.x.x are reserved for the loopback address block.
You could try assigning a valid name server manually with
The command given was to report 'nameserver' IP address currently assigned. The address given doesn't make sense. 127.x.x.x are reserved for the loopback address block.
You could try assigning a valid name server manually with
I reset the DNS using the above link, no change, but trying to use the 'Echo' suggestion I just got a permission denied.
Now I'm into the "failed due to lack of VPN secrets'. One step forward two steps back!!
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