RoofTurbo

I went over to the Untangle Forums and posed my question there. They explained that I had to enable "Full Tunnel". To do this I clicked on the "Settings" button on the OpenVPN "rack", "Advance" Tab, click on the Document icon under the "Edit" column, and ticked the "Full Tunnel" option. Now when I open up www.whatsmyip.org on the tablet it shows my home IP after OpenVPN app is connected to the Untangle server. I hope this helps anyone who may have forgoten this step too.

@Ecurb: I'm glad you were able to recover your mom's phone. I recently ran into this video from DefCon 18 where the speaker explained how he had his computer stolen and all the things he was able to do over the course of months to recover his computer. @joey-world: Although the prudent, and legal, sollution should always be the police it's often tempting to attempt to screw around with the person that stole your property. I'm not at all familiar with the laws that may apply to SSH'ing into your own computer even though the computer is on someone else's network. The common sense argument would be that any damage caused by stolen property cannot be attributed to the owner of the stolen property. But rarely does the law coincide with common sense.

First off, I love the show. Thanks to all the Hak5 production team. I've been following allong the SSH episodes and have been successfully using Bitvise to tunnel my web browsing when on the road. When I saw episode 1405 I wanted to set up a OpenVPN server using Untangle as a VM. I followed allong Daren's guide and set the server up. Here are the specs of the setup: Host Machine: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit VirtualBox version 4.2.16 Untangle 9.41 x32 Tablet: Samsung Galazy Tab 2 7.0 GT-P3113 Android: 4.1.1 (Rooted stock ROM) Router: Netgear WNR-3500L v1 running Tomato ver 1.28 by Shibby I created a test server in Untangle VM and distributed the certificates to my tablet via scp. All the files (testuntangle-ca.crt, testuntangle-testtablet.crt, testuntangle-testtablet.key, testuntangle.conf, testuntangle.ovpn) are located in the internal SD card in a folder called "/untangle-vpn". The router is set to forward port 1194 to the Untangle VM (internal IP 192.168.1.51) I've gotten to the point where I can connect the tablet to the Untangle server from an external IP (i.e. using my phone as a hotspot). The only thing is that whenever I check my IP address on the tablet (www.whatsmyip.org) I keep on getting the same IP that my cell phone carrier assigns me and not my home IP. I've tried rebooting all the listed devices to no avail. What am I missing. Here is the testuntangle.ovpn file contents (all mentions of my home IP have been X'ed out): #AUTOGENERATED BY UNTANGLE DO NOT MODIFY # OpenVPN(v2.0) configuration script client proto udp resolv-retry 20 keepalive 10 120 cipher AES-128-CBC nobind mute-replay-warnings ns-cert-type server comp-lzo verb 2 persist-key persist-tun verb 1 tls-exit dev tun0 cert untangle-vpn/testuntangle-testtablet.crt key untangle-vpn/testuntangle-testtablet.key ca untangle-vpn/testuntangle-ca.crt remote X.X.X.X 1194 Here is the log file from the OpenVPN app on my tablet: 10:09:55:690 -- EVENT: PROFILE_IMPORT_SUCCESS info='X.X.X.X [testuntangle]' 10:10:03:709 -- ----OpenVPN Start ---- 10:10:03:710 -- EVENT: CORE_THREAT_ACTIVE 10:10:03:739 -- EVENT: RESOLVE 10:10:03:811 -- LZO-ASYM initswap=0 asym=0 10:10:03:811 -- Contacting X.X.X.X:1194 via UDP 10:10:03:812 -- EVENT:WAIT 10:10:10:818 -- Connecting to X.X.X.X:1194 (X.X.X.X) via UDPv4 10:10:10:362 -- EVENT: DISCONNECTED 10:10:10:376 -- EVENT: CORE_THREAD_INACTIVE 10:10:10:377 -- -----OpenVPN Stop ----- 10:14:44:521 -- -----OpenVPN Start ----- 10:14:44:521 -- EVENT:CORE_THREAD_ACTIVE 10:14:44:540 -- EVENT:RESOLVE 10:14:44:543 -- LZO-ASYM init swap=0 asym=0 10:14:44:544 -- Contacting X.X.X.X:1194 via UDP 10:14:44:545 -- EVENT:WAIT 10:14:44:551 -- Connecting to X.X.X.X:1194 (X.X.X.X) via UDPv4 10:14:46:656 -- EVENT: CONNECTING 10:14:46:672 -- Tunnel Options: V4.dev-type tun.link-mtu 1500.proto UDPv4.comp-lzo.cipher AES-128-CBC.auth SHA1.keysize 128.key-method2.tls-client 10:14:46:674 -- Peer info: IV_VER=1.0 IV_PLAT=android IV_NCP=1 IV_LZO=1 10:14:48:738 -- VERIFY OK: depth=0 cert version:3 serial number: 2A:AC:29:81 issuer name: CN=ca does not esist. C=US, ST=CA, L=SF, O=TestUntangle, OU=2ce38bec7228fce7, 0x2E=certificateAuthority subject name: CN=ca does not esist. C=US, ST=CA, L=SF, O=TestUntangle, OU=2ce38bec7228fce7, 0x2E=certificateAuthority issued on : 2013-07-12 -3:47:42 expires on : 2023-07-10 03:47:42 signed using: RSA+SH1 RSA key size: 1536 bits 10:14:49:851 -- SSL Handshake: TLSv1.0/SSL-EDH-RSA-AES-256-SHA 10:14:49:852 -- Session is ACTIVE 10:14:50:853 -- EVENT: GET_CONFIG 10:14:50:869 -- Sending PUSH_REQUEST to server... 10:14:51:042 -- OPTIONS: 0 [route] [172.16.0.1] 1 [route] [192.168.2.0] [255.255.255.0] 2 [route] [ping] [10] 3 [route] [ping-restart] [120] 4 [ifconfig] [172.16.0.9] [172.16.0.10] 10:14:51:043 -- LZO-ASYM init swap=0 asym=0 10:14:51:051 -- EVENT: ASSIGN_IP 10:14:51:099 -- TunPersist: saving tun context: Session Name: X.X.X.X MTU: 1500 REmote Address: X.X.X.X Tunnel Addresses: 172.16.0.9/30 Reroute Gateway: IPv4=0 IPv6=0 flags=[ IPv4] Add Routes: 172.16.0.1/32 192.168.2.0/24 Exclude Route: DNS Servers: Search Domains 10:14:51:100 -- Connected via tun 10:14:51:107 -- EVENT: CONNECTED info=X.X.X.X:1194 (X.X.X.X) via /UDPv4 on tun/172.16.0.9/' trans=TO_CONNECTED 10:18:57:009 -- UDP send error: send: invalid argument 10:18:57:032 -- EVENT: PAUSE trans=TO_DISCONNECTED 10:19:37:561 -- EVENT: DISCONNECTED 10:19:37:586 -- EVENT: CORE_THREAD_INACTIVE 10:19:37:594 -- ------OpenVPN Stop----- Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance.