Hi @Ben-91 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

First, this was posted on the wrong page. I have moved it to the router page. Please make sure you post the threads on the correct pages.

Provide the ping results from the iPhone or the tablets when you are connected to the VPN tunnels.

Ping the default gateway of the router. The LAN IP. I mean.

Second issue, refer to this and configure it:

How to Configure IPsec IKEv2 VPN for Android 13/14 or iPhone

Hi @Ben-91 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Ben-91 wrote

  @Clive_A  Hi Clive,

 

first of all, thanks to have moved my post to the appropriate page - sorry for the mistake !

 

For Openvpn connexion :

 

- on both iPhone and tablet : once connection confirmed by the app, when I ping the gateway (I used its LAN address 192.168.0.1), all packets are lost, and each attempt leads to a request time-out. Note: I noticed that the server public IP mentioned by Openvpn app. installed on either iPhone or android tablet is an IPV6 type address.

 

- on PC (using Windows 11), once connection confirmed by the app, all the ping attemps towards the gateway 192.168.0.1 LAN address are successful. I noticed that the server public IP mentioned by the Openvpn app. installed on Windows 11 is an IPV4 type address (and in fact, my home public IP). 

 

So at this stage, apparently while the Openvpn confirms connection to my home from my iPhone or tablet, I can't reach the local address of my router, and when doing the same from my PC, it works. And with iPhone or tablet the server public address is suprisingly an IPV6 address which I don't know, while on the PC which allows me reaching my gateway with its local address, I see my public IPV4 address as public server IP. Of course, 

 

Any advice with these results ? note : I didn't configure any IPV6 network on my router, and if its not necessary (it seems not with the PC), it's fine for me.

 

For the second issue with ikev2 : thanks for the link / I tried it, and:

- for the iPhone: it did not allow me to connect to my home. And when using instead this guide, then it works without issue.

- for the android tablet: it didn't solve my problem. The tablet keeps saying "unsecured connection", and then does not connect.

- for the PC : as mentioned previously, I can't establish an ikev2 connection with a preshared key, and I might be mistaken, but it seems it's impossible: do you confirm ?

 

Again, thank you very much for your help and your time - I hope we will find a solution.

 

Best regards,

 

Benji

Use IPv4.

Wireguard and OVPN lack support for v6. The request for v6 is aware and I am still collecting the feedback to determine if this is a high-priority request. As for now, it is not scheduled.

If you use the exported file from the Omada router, it should be v6. Not sure why you are seeing v6 address.

For the IPsec, I believe it is an issue with your device. I require the screenshots of your config so I can review it in case you missed some important steps or misconfigured it.

For the IPsec on Windows, we don't have a guide for that. L2TP over IPsec, we do. I think the IPsec on Windows requires third-party software instead of the built-in IPsec that Windows has. It does not work that well.