OpenVZ VPS - OpenVPN. Need help? Will provide SSH access

[Chuck]

I use this:
https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install

I can access the VPN. When I check the What Is My IP. I can see the VPN IP address.

Here is the problem.

If I reboot the VPS server,
When I establish a connection from the desktop Windows 7, OpenVPN shows Successful connect but webpages cannot be opened. I've already tried disabling firewall and antivirus, it doesn't help.

I will provide a SSH access to my VPS Debian-based.
What do I ask?
You need to have a Windows 7 or Windows 8 machine to test this VPS.
Feel free to work on it when you have time.
Please message me if you're willing to help?

 

[RA4W]

Id help you out but i don't really have experience with debian and openvpn.

 

[sv01]

I will provide a SSH access to my VPS Debian-based.

What do I ask?


You need to have a Windows 7 or Windows 8 machine to test this VPS.


I will give you 2 days to find out what's wrong?


Please message me if you're willing to help?

you want someone to do these for you. OMG.  And you give estimated time LOL. 

LOWENDHELP. 

atleast provide some log error from your server. OpenVP/XEN/KVV etc

 

[HalfEatenPie]

it's probably the iptable rules.  What you've described is an issue with your iptable rules not being set correctly.  

I'm assuming it's OpenVZ.  The script probably set the OpenVZ iptable rules for you but didn't have them come back when restarted (this is an assumption, I haven't looked into the coding of the script).  So just take the iptable rules and apply them yourself.  Also add them to /etc/rc.local so the rules are applied when the server is restarted.  

 

[Chuck]

This was my previous topic.



The strange thing is that the script works on my other VPS (also Debian-based). Not this VPS.

I will provide a SSH access to my VPS Debian-based. Feel free to work on it when you have time.

 

[KuJoe]

The problem is iptables. I am on my phone so I can't give you the commands to fix it off hand.

 

[tonyg]

you want someone to do these for you. OMG.  And you give estimated time LOL. 

It sounds like a language issue...I think.