So, if I `nc -p xxxx fqdn.samathy.space` on my mobile data ( where the OpenVPN works ), netcat returns immediately.
Where as, if I do the same while on the WiFi, it just sits there until the connection times out.
That kinda indicates that on mobile data, the connection gets made and the server terminated it instantly ( rightly so ), but on the WiFi, the connection goes out and never gets a response. 😡
I guess is should stop running OpenVPN on a default port.
So, if I `nc -p xxxx fqdn.samathy.space` on my mobile data ( where the OpenVPN works ), netcat returns immediately.
Where as, if I do the same while on the WiFi, it just sits there until the connection times out.
That kinda indicates that on mobile data, the connection gets made and the server terminated it instantly ( rightly so ), but on the WiFi, the connection goes out and never gets a response. 😡
I guess is should stop running OpenVPN on a default port.