Hi  @ZoloNN 

Thanks for posting here.

This is because the ER605 doesn't support reporting this info.

We are gradually adding this feature through firmware upgrades. Please stay tuned for future firmware updates.

Additionally, if the high number of connections is unexpected, it may be due to public network ovpn scanning attacks.

You can try changing the VPN server’s port to prevent such attacks.

Hi @Vincent-TP,

is seems the OpenVPN stack has more reporting issues - see my previous post.

I would like to emphasize again the importance of reporting the source IP and/or logged in user in business networks.

and changing OpenVPN port means rolling out new config file to all OpenVPN clients..........

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @ZoloNN 

 

Thanks for posting here.

 

This is because the ER605 doesn't support reporting this info.

 

We are gradually adding this feature through firmware upgrades. Please stay tuned for future firmware updates.

 

Additionally, if the high number of connections is unexpected, it may be due to public network ovpn scanning attacks.

You can try changing the VPN server’s port to prevent such attacks.

Hi  @ZoloNN 

I understand your requirements. As I said, we are gradually adding this functionality to gateways.

At this time, we cannot confirm whether or when this feature will be implemented. All requests are carefully evaluated based on technical feasibility, user demand, and development priorities. If approved, the feature would still require time for design, testing, and integration into future firmware releases.

Modifying the port is a temporary solution. Thank you for the understanding.

Side Note: I had moved this post to the Requests & Suggestions block to gather more voters. Please don't forget to cast  your vote.