OpenVPN installer on CentOS 7 Rumi, May 27, 2023 Server Requirement: Centos 7 x86_64 Installation $ cd /tmp/ && yum install git -y && git clone https://github.com/puarudz/OpenVPN-AS-Unlimited && cd OpenVPN-AS-Unlimited/ && sed -i -e 's/\r$//' centos7.sh && chmod 755 centos7.sh && ./centos7.sh Once installed go to- https://ip:943/admin login: openvpn pass: <your_password_during_installation> After first login, “Agree” to the terms. Now go to Authentiction > General > Turn on PAM Now got back to server shell terminal and create a user- adduser user passwd user On Web Admin go User Management > User Permissions Under username text box place “user” Tick on “Allow Auto Login” Save Settings > Update Running Server Now open a new window (preferably incognito mode) and hit address bar with- https://ip:943/ Login and Download the OpenVPN preconfig installer and start using it. Resource: Download the Repository Ref: https://github.com/puarudz/OpenVPN-AS-Unlimited https://github.com/Nirob3x/OpenVPN-As-Unlimited Related Administrations Configurations (Linux) openvpn
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