Nopes. That is the beauty of OpenVPN. Will run on any TCP port (it is not IPSEC persay) and the client can connect to that VPN port that listens on your home server. I have mine running on port 8080 that is open outgoing from a client side. The client blocks 3389 and all other ports except 80, 443 and a few others. I am sure you can find ONE port that is open!
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Originally Posted by Dr_Smith
Agreed. However most corporate environments will have the system locked down at the administrator level and the user wouldn't be able to setup the phase 1 negotiations required for the tunnel. RDP is the way to go assuming 3389/UDP isn't also blocked at the FW.
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