Viscosity 1.4 contains an updated version of OpenSSL, and an updated version of OpenVPN. It’s possible your certificates are being rejected as they are weak (i.e. some certificates generated using older versions of OpenSSL were weak and susceptible to attack, and so are rejected by newer OpenSSL versions), or your server configuration isn’t compatible with newer versions of OpenVPN.
Certificate authentication is handled by OpenVPN itself: it’s not something that Viscosity does. However please note that we haven’t had any other reports like this from any of our beta testers, so it’s likely to be a configuration problem with your setup or certificates, rather than a problem with OpenVPN.
The strange thing is that with Tunnelblick it is working and I do not get an TLS HandShale error. Also Tunnelblick is using a newer version of openVPN that you do in the BETA.
You are correct - the OpenVPN build the current beta is using is a few commits before 2.3a1. 2.3a2 is the current release - I’m actually working on getting this integrated into the beta, however it’s being stubborn when it comes to PKCS#11 support. As soon as I get this sorted I’ll throw up a new build and we’ll see if you have any better luck.
Looking forward to that.
Do you already when that will be?
The problem I actually have is that Tunnelblick is connecting but the DNS resolution is not working correctly so I only get partly access to the company LAN.
Viscosity is supposed to fully support Mountain lion and I would love to test it and keep Mountain lion instead of rolling back to Lion and use the 1.3 Viscosity ;/
Then your certificates are definitely invalid or not valid for the server you are trying to connect to, probably your CA cert. I’d suggest you try reimporting them into Viscosity from a working configuration onto your machine running 10.8.
Yesterday i tried to setup a connection to Giganews and it worked fine. The only problem is that it only worked once. THe connection is still working but I can´t browse the internet as soon as the connection is established.
Does anybody have an idea what the problem could be???
Mountain Lion is becoming a real nightmare if you need VPN!?!?!?
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