I have a SCH i760 mobile phone running Windows Mobile 6 Pro. I am able to connect to ASG using a VPN-SSL configuration and an OpenVPN port. The configuration was taken from ASG's User Portal Remote Access area and the OpenVPN client came from here:
http://ovpnppc.ziggurat29.com/ovpnppc-main.htm
To help with file path resolution for WM6 VPN client, I needed to set explicit path entries in the .ovpn file for the key, ca, cert, and log parameters. None of the other entries were modified. The original unedited configuration works for remote access when installed on my laptop. Using the ASG provided configuration files simplified the certificate requirements.
In case someone else gets "missing TAP-Win32 adapter" errors, mine magically disappeared once I removed the other installed experimental VPN clients. The registry entries for the OpenVPN TAP did not change at any point and were set as provided by the ovpnppc URL above.
I'm having a problem: I'm not getting a default gateway entry for the TAP on the i760 which I verified using the info page of vxUtil 3rd party network utilities. I don't see the domain name either but that could be for unrelated reasons.
With "ANY" network access set in ASG for the VPN-SSL client, I'll see the following openvpn log entry:
'PUSH_REPLY,redirect-gateway,dhcp-option DNS 192.168.5.1,dhcp-option DOMAIN myplace.com,route 10.242.2.1,,topology net30,ping 10,ping-restart 120,ifconfig 10.242.2.6 10.242.2.5' (status=1)
With only private LAN entries (no "ANY"), I'll see explicit routes for each of the private network segments. The "redirect-gateway" parameter is also removed.
I tried a MASQ for the VPN-SSL network pool to External. I also added a gateway policy rule for the VPN-SSL pool to send "Internet" internet traffic to the WAN interface. I was unable to coerce a default gateway.
The goal is to route all network traffic through the VPN tunnel and have Internet traffic requests made by the i760 routed through a gateway setup on the VPN server side.
Anyone got any ideas?
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