2024-12-09T15:54:29.114Z

<Laura Flores> @Dan Mick were you able to see if there was something causing the VPN to be laggy?

2024-12-09T16:16:10.979Z

<Dan Mick> It wasn't the vpn, it was the host

2024-12-09T16:16:57.127Z

<Laura Flores> Oh ok. Was it fixed? I tested it and it seems better.

2024-12-09T17:28:43.829Z

<Dan Mick> I did not do anything to the load that was running on the host.  As I noted Friday, there were a **lot** of Ceph daemons running on the host.  Perhaps that load was reduced, or perhaps the OSDs got less busy, or something.  I didn't try to investigate past noting the slowness.

2024-12-09T18:08:16.982Z

<Patrick Donnelly> @David Galloway I'm curious, how did you resolve the issue by simply updating the root ca?

2024-12-09T18:10:56.251Z

<Dan Mick> the clients don't have certificates; they use user/password auth.  So the server cert needed update, as did the CA for that cert; the CA is included in  the client config, and so it **did** need to be replaced on the clients.  (The cert is self-signed, but with a separate CA that's also self-signed).

2024-12-09T18:12:02.505Z

<Patrick Donnelly> oh, I forgot we use user/pass for openvpn

2024-12-09T18:12:06.092Z

<Patrick Donnelly> that makes sense then

2024-12-09T19:47:47.752Z

<rzarzynski> @Dan Mick: Hello Dan! I'm having a problem with connecting the Sepia VPN. It time-outs 😕

2024-12-09T19:52:41.602Z

<Dan Mick> The vpn connection, not ssh, right

2024-12-09T19:53:03.048Z

<Dan Mick> Have you installed the updated CA cert?

2024-12-09T19:54:11.392Z

<Dan Mick> The vpn connection, not ssh, right?

2024-12-09T20:16:38.144Z

<rzarzynski> right, VPN

2024-12-09T20:16:56.609Z

<rzarzynski> > Have you installed the updated CA cert?
oops!