18.04 VPN l2tp issue - connects but no access to resources

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My network setup is somewhat complex, so let's explain it.
But first keep in mind that everything works perfectly with ubuntu 16.04, nixOs, several flavours of Arch based distribs, and windows 10.
here it is :
[HOME NETWORK] <--l2tp-ipsec-VPN---> [OFFICE NETWORK - with a DNS] <---Site2SiteVPN----> [some other cloud resource]
Expected result example :
- establish vpn connection from home to office
- acquire an IP in the expected range (172. instead of 192..., )
- obtain a correct DNS config
- SSH or HTTPS to "some other cloud resource" => SHOULD work
On Ubuntu 18.04 :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-l2tp-gnome
then configure connexion, connect : Yeah ! the 'lock' appears near the network icon. Looks promising so far.
A new interface ppp0 appears, with an IP that seems OK
When checking 'whatsmyip.org' it now displays my office IP. Looks fine
ip addr
...
...
12: ppp0: <POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST,NOARP,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1400 qdisc fq_codel state UNKNOWN group default qlen 3
link/ppp
inet 172.x.x.x peer 172.255.255.0/32 scope global ppp0
Now here is the issue :
- impossible to reach any resource on "some other cloud resource"
http connecion times out, ssh does never answer. ...
I saw this issue on 3 different PCs, from 2 different locations. All of them used to work with 16.04.
Connexion IS established, no error appear on vpn server, or on networkmanager logs, but it's as if all connexions were not using the ppp0 interface.
Made me think of some kind on 'connexion priority' but I didn't find any way to play with that.
Any suggestion would be highly welcome.
Thanks!
PS : I also checked with 'route' command : ppp0 appears with top priority
vpn 18.04 ipsec
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My network setup is somewhat complex, so let's explain it.
But first keep in mind that everything works perfectly with ubuntu 16.04, nixOs, several flavours of Arch based distribs, and windows 10.
here it is :
[HOME NETWORK] <--l2tp-ipsec-VPN---> [OFFICE NETWORK - with a DNS] <---Site2SiteVPN----> [some other cloud resource]
Expected result example :
- establish vpn connection from home to office
- acquire an IP in the expected range (172. instead of 192..., )
- obtain a correct DNS config
- SSH or HTTPS to "some other cloud resource" => SHOULD work
On Ubuntu 18.04 :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-l2tp-gnome
then configure connexion, connect : Yeah ! the 'lock' appears near the network icon. Looks promising so far.
A new interface ppp0 appears, with an IP that seems OK
When checking 'whatsmyip.org' it now displays my office IP. Looks fine
ip addr
...
...
12: ppp0: <POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST,NOARP,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1400 qdisc fq_codel state UNKNOWN group default qlen 3
link/ppp
inet 172.x.x.x peer 172.255.255.0/32 scope global ppp0
Now here is the issue :
- impossible to reach any resource on "some other cloud resource"
http connecion times out, ssh does never answer. ...
I saw this issue on 3 different PCs, from 2 different locations. All of them used to work with 16.04.
Connexion IS established, no error appear on vpn server, or on networkmanager logs, but it's as if all connexions were not using the ppp0 interface.
Made me think of some kind on 'connexion priority' but I didn't find any way to play with that.
Any suggestion would be highly welcome.
Thanks!
PS : I also checked with 'route' command : ppp0 appears with top priority
vpn 18.04 ipsec
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My network setup is somewhat complex, so let's explain it.
But first keep in mind that everything works perfectly with ubuntu 16.04, nixOs, several flavours of Arch based distribs, and windows 10.
here it is :
[HOME NETWORK] <--l2tp-ipsec-VPN---> [OFFICE NETWORK - with a DNS] <---Site2SiteVPN----> [some other cloud resource]
Expected result example :
- establish vpn connection from home to office
- acquire an IP in the expected range (172. instead of 192..., )
- obtain a correct DNS config
- SSH or HTTPS to "some other cloud resource" => SHOULD work
On Ubuntu 18.04 :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-l2tp-gnome
then configure connexion, connect : Yeah ! the 'lock' appears near the network icon. Looks promising so far.
A new interface ppp0 appears, with an IP that seems OK
When checking 'whatsmyip.org' it now displays my office IP. Looks fine
ip addr
...
...
12: ppp0: <POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST,NOARP,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1400 qdisc fq_codel state UNKNOWN group default qlen 3
link/ppp
inet 172.x.x.x peer 172.255.255.0/32 scope global ppp0
Now here is the issue :
- impossible to reach any resource on "some other cloud resource"
http connecion times out, ssh does never answer. ...
I saw this issue on 3 different PCs, from 2 different locations. All of them used to work with 16.04.
Connexion IS established, no error appear on vpn server, or on networkmanager logs, but it's as if all connexions were not using the ppp0 interface.
Made me think of some kind on 'connexion priority' but I didn't find any way to play with that.
Any suggestion would be highly welcome.
Thanks!
PS : I also checked with 'route' command : ppp0 appears with top priority
vpn 18.04 ipsec
My network setup is somewhat complex, so let's explain it.
But first keep in mind that everything works perfectly with ubuntu 16.04, nixOs, several flavours of Arch based distribs, and windows 10.
here it is :
[HOME NETWORK] <--l2tp-ipsec-VPN---> [OFFICE NETWORK - with a DNS] <---Site2SiteVPN----> [some other cloud resource]
Expected result example :
- establish vpn connection from home to office
- acquire an IP in the expected range (172. instead of 192..., )
- obtain a correct DNS config
- SSH or HTTPS to "some other cloud resource" => SHOULD work
On Ubuntu 18.04 :
sudo apt-get install network-manager-l2tp-gnome
then configure connexion, connect : Yeah ! the 'lock' appears near the network icon. Looks promising so far.
A new interface ppp0 appears, with an IP that seems OK
When checking 'whatsmyip.org' it now displays my office IP. Looks fine
ip addr
...
...
12: ppp0: <POINTOPOINT,MULTICAST,NOARP,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1400 qdisc fq_codel state UNKNOWN group default qlen 3
link/ppp
inet 172.x.x.x peer 172.255.255.0/32 scope global ppp0
Now here is the issue :
- impossible to reach any resource on "some other cloud resource"
http connecion times out, ssh does never answer. ...
I saw this issue on 3 different PCs, from 2 different locations. All of them used to work with 16.04.
Connexion IS established, no error appear on vpn server, or on networkmanager logs, but it's as if all connexions were not using the ppp0 interface.
Made me think of some kind on 'connexion priority' but I didn't find any way to play with that.
Any suggestion would be highly welcome.
Thanks!
PS : I also checked with 'route' command : ppp0 appears with top priority
vpn 18.04 ipsec
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asked May 17 at 12:11
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