YES access BI fine!Yep - sounds like split tunnel. Sounds like your are still going out and back in again via the port forward. Can you open a browser on the phone and try accessing the UI3 web server?
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You might need to take a PCAP with Wireshark to see what is going on - my guess is that you are hitting the WAN address and coming back in. That's why you don't see the little network symbol on the BI iOS app. For some reason, the iPhone web browser will hit the internal address but when you run the BI app, OpenVPN is sending you out and back in. That would also explain why you can't connect when you disable port forwarding. Are there any split tunnel settings in OpenVPN that you have enabled?OK - results: Rechecked every router setting and redid the OpenVpn config. Results.
1. Iphone with wifi off and openvpn on = matches home ip (ip chicken)
2. BI IOS app connects = YES
but: does not have the 3 little squares on screen and will NOT connect if local ip put in WAN slot ( have to have remote address)
3. Disconnected port forwarding and BI IOS app = will NOT connect
No split tunnel option enabled. Funny if on iphone I leave the wifi on, connect to open vpn and then BI, I get the 3 symbols.You might need to take a PCAP with Wireshark to see what is going on - my guess is that you are hitting the WAN address and coming back in. That's why you don't see the little network symbol on the BI iOS app. For some reason, the iPhone web browser will hit the internal address but when you run the BI app, OpenVPN is sending you out and back in. That would also explain why you can't connect when you disable port forwarding. Are there any split tunnel settings in OpenVPN that you have enabled?
Tried yes and no = made no differencein the asus router setting for openVPN. What is the setting for "client will use VPN to Access" ?