Sun, 23 Sep 2007 Filed in:
Security | Networking
Today's article describes how to
administrate OpenVPN on a Debian GNU/Linux server. It does not
cover installing a new OpenVPN service from scratch, since that is
already covered in the official
OpenVPN 2.0 HOWTO.
In particular, this document covers:
- Logging in via OpenSSH to administrate the system.
- Creating X.509 certificates for new OpenVPN users.
- Installing the OpenVPN client on a user's machine.
- Re-configuring OpenVPN and restarting the daemon.
- Re-installing OpenVPN on a new Debian GNU/Linux server, in case
the old server dies or is compromised.
If you haven't installed OpenVPN on your server yet, please visit
the official HOWTO and complete the steps there. Then you can
return to this document. I originally wrote this to show
co-administrators how to work with an already-running OpenVPN
installation.
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Tags: VPN, OpenVPN