Thanks for contributing this MasterYous - it's great to see users helping others in this fashion.

I've moved this topic to the Goodies section for others to better find.

Cheers,
James

pmcarrion wrote:

Should I check the "Send all traffic over VPN connection" box?

It shouldn't matter either way, as the "0.0.0.0" route will force all traffic through the VPN connection anyway.

Cheers,
James

Hi Matt, You may also like to try the additional steps outlined in the following post: http://www.viscosityvpn.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=408#p408 The KeyChainSupport setting shouldn't exist unless your VPN administrator has turned it on, so that should be fine. Another thing to consider is that Visc...

Hi glguy, Probably the best solution in this case is to have the connection disconnect once on the restricted wireless network, rather than retrying forever. To do this, edit your connection in Viscosity, click on the Advanced tab, and add the following command: remap-usr1 SIGTERM The time between r...

Hi laradji,

Viscosity's DNS support has been extensively tested.

If you are having trouble getting DNS to work you may like to refer to the following support page for a few suggestions to try:
http://www.viscosityvpn.com/support/?se ... pportid=14

Cheers,
James

Hi Jeff, Unfortunately it is a fairly generic error message, and can be caused by all number of things. Typically you have a network issue on your hands. The OpenVPN website offers the following advice: You get the error message: TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (chec...

Hi svenax, Viscosity Server is a completely different product, and focus and providing a server-orientated application, rather than a client one like normal Viscosity. It's still in private beta testing as this stage. While we've been promising open beta testing for a while, it shouldn't be far away...

Hi Nuno, Viscosity does run its own DNS support scripts under the root user (with a script-security setting of 2), however if DNS support is turned off (which it must be to run custom up/down OpenVPN scripts) then while they'll still be run as the root user, no script-security setting is set (you'll...

Hi Nathan,

I've replied with a temporary solution (and a better one coming soon).

Cheers,
James

Hi Nathan, Well the next 1.1 beta release (a day or two away) will give you the option to specify global connections and preferences (that are made available to all users on the computer, not just the user Viscosity is first run under). Keep an eye on the Goodies section on the forum for it. If you ...