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VPN connection time-out

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here are the network manager logs

-- Logs begin at Thu 2021-06-10 23:01:25 IST. -- Jul 15 13:31:49 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn[22490]: NOTE: the current --script-security setting may allow this configuration to call user-defined scripts Jul 15 13:31:49 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn[22490]: TCP/UDP: Preserving recently used remote address: [AF_INET]18.205.78.74:1194 Jul 15 13:31:49 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn[22490]: UDP link local: (not bound) Jul 15 13:31:49 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn[22490]: UDP link remote: [AF_INET]18.205.78.74:1194 Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 NetworkManager[21237]: [1626336110.8980] vpn-connection[0x5578d9b242c0,0e4cef6e-463b-4398-9514-f4fdf54a2c40,"TI-VPN",0]: VPN connection: connect timeout exceeded. Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn-serv[22484]: Connect timer expired, disconnecting. Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 nm-openvpn[22490]: SIGTERM[hard,] received, process exiting Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 NetworkManager[21237]: [1626336110.9010] vpn-connection[0x5578d9b242c0,0e4cef6e-463b-4398-9514-f4fdf54a2c40,"TI-VPN",0]: VPN plugin: failed: connect-failed (1) Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 NetworkManager[21237]: [1626336110.9010] vpn-connection[0x5578d9b242c0,0e4cef6e-463b-4398-9514-f4fdf54a2c40,"TI-VPN",0]: VPN plugin: state changed: stopping (5) Jul 15 13:31:50 nbtlpi519b1824 NetworkManager[21237]: [1626336110.9011] vpn-connection[0x5578d9b242c0,0e4cef6e-463b-4398-9514-f4fdf54a2c40,"TI-VPN",0]: VPN plugin: state changed: stopped (6)

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Is there a question? What OS & release are you using? What do you want solved? (details in the title if helpful should be repeated in the description text as may not be seen when page is opened on all devices/appliances; not everyone uses PCs with large screens)
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