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Droid VPN can connect but can't browse the web

I can connect to the VPN through my droid via OPEN VPN client but I can't browse the web.


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  • Is this a problem for you?

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  • Is this a problem for you?


    Yes I want to setup a private VPN where I can securly browse over open networks when travelling.
  • What have you done to this point on the UTM for this to happen?
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  • Maybe you just need to add "Internet" to 'Local networks' in the SSL VPN Profile?

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  • And as an addition to Bob's answer you should also make sure there's a masquerading rule for the VPN subnet.

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  • I have the same exact issue.


    I already have "Any" under 'Local networks' in the SSL VPN Profile. Should I change it to "Internet" but would I also need to add other networks?


    Below is what I have for masquerading:





    Should I change the masquerading too?


    What about the 'Advanced' settings under 'Remote Access'?


    This is what I currently have:





    Should these be changed?




    UPDATE:
    Under 'Client options', I changed 'DNS Server #1' to 192.168.0.1 and 'DNS Server #2'  to 8.8.8.8. Now I can browse the Internet. I didn't realize these had to be set.

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