UniFi远程用户VPN

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1. I tried but did not work for me . I follow this exactly but no result.

2. Hi Folks. Just setup a VPN on a USG 3P (172.x.x.x) per the video and had to give the VPN sub-net a 192.x.x.x range. Not surprisingly i cant connect to local devices on the 172 network. Any ideas what I am missing please?

3. Thanks for the help 🙂

4. hi
   i want ask how can i make the VPN user can connect to local network ? they can't ping it

5. Many thanks!! This worked like a charm! 🙂

6. This didn’t work for me at all.

7. So setting up this radius server/VPN. Completely free. I have UniFi in the lab at school I'm getting a Usg now for home. NEED TO KNOW? PLZ

8. Oh man I can't believe how easy this was after stumbling around in the CLI forever. Thanks for the vid!

9. Older video, still valid. Thank you Willie!

10. In 2019 this is obsolete since Ubiquiti gave the VPN its own settings sub-menu and just does everything all at once.

11. How about updating the video for the current controller and USG 3P. I've spent hours trying to get this to work without any success.

12. Thanks for the simple video, greatly appreciate you making this available!

13. Hello, I do not have a fixed ip. Besides I said I have behind the gateway a router. it's possible?

14. That was easy thanks Willie!

15. This still works in 11/2019 and it's much easier then some of the openvpn tutorials out there

16. Hi Willie, any update on this video at all please? Also, a guide including the FQDN set up too would be spectacular!

    Many thanks.

17. Hi willy i have followed the rules but it vpn wont connect

18. For anyone wondering, these instructions still work great. I just set it up on my Unifi network and it worked my first try. Big thanks Willie!

19. Thanks for the manual.
    
    VPN users created.
    
    The VPN connection works, but the connected user is not visible in / manage / site / default / clients / 1/100.
    
    The question is how to control the activity of VPN connections?

20. I had L2TP working until I had to move to somebody else's connection. They have a PFSense router and have forwarded the VPN ports to my USG. However, no amount of configuration (Site-To-Site, L2TP, or otherwise) works. Trying to achieve the same connection, but not sure how to proceed.

21. I'm confused about this… does the L2TP VPN on the USG actually encrypt traffic?

22. Hi Willie Howe, this is awesome, I followed your instruction and I can connect to my office without a problem. My question is, what config do I need put on OpenVPN config file if I want to use this application? Can you make a video on how to do this? Cheers mate!

23. I'm confused, isn't WAN IP your public IP? how come it starts with 192.168? 5:58

24. This is a old video but I was able to get my VPN working thanks! Job well done!

25. thanks for the video. I am replacing an existing (old) Router that had VPN capability with an USG at my house, simple flat network. One thing, on my existing setup the VPN clients (namely me and my remote devices) are put on the same IP subnet as my home network (which is desirable for simplicity reasons), do you know if that can be done with the USG? It seems to indicate that the subnet must be different, presumably it'll just route happily between the two.

26. This worked great for me. THANK YOU!

27. So this is pretty cool, and it was pretty easy to follow. I do have a question.. is it possible for me to access network shares from my local network once I've connected to the VPN?

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