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--- pfsense:vpn:openvpn:openvpn_site-to-site_setup [2021/02/16 17:00] – [Test the OpenVPN connection] peter
+++ pfsense:vpn:openvpn:openvpn_site-to-site_setup [2022/08/18 07:16] (current) – 185.198.243.242
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 An OpenVPN Site-to-Site setup using two pfSense devices, one running an OpenVPN server and the other an OpenVPN client.
-<WRAP info>
+<WRAP warning>
-**NOTE:**  This is NOT for setting up an OpenVPN server for clients to connect to a remote network over a VPN.
+**WARNING:**  This is NOT for setting up an OpenVPN server for clients to connect to a remote network over a VPN.
 This setup is for a single remote client, not multiple remote clients.
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 <WRAP info>
-**NOTE:**  If the ping is successful it means traffic is passing across the tunnel and the Primary location can see the **Remote** location.
+**NOTE:**  If the ping is successful it means traffic is passing across the tunnel and the Primary location can see the Remote location.
 </WRAP>
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-From the **Remote** location, try to ping the Local IP address of the Primary location.
+From the **Remote** location, try to ping the Local IP address of the **Primary** location.
   * If you get a result back it means traffic is passing across the tunnel and the Remote location can see the Primary location.