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 Continue reading “OpenVPN installer on CentOS 7” »
Go to /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/ directory with root privileges.
Reset all lockout policy lockouts now:
./sacli --key "vpn.server.lockout_policy.reset_time" --value "1" ConfigPut ./sacli start sleep 2 ./sacli --key "vpn.server.lockout_policy.reset_time" ConfigDel ./sacli start
Assuming that you have a openVPN server ready to allow vpn connectivity from its clients. It is also assumed that CA Certificate (.pem) is also obtained from a valid CA and signed with the openVPN server.
Because the large number of parameters you can define either in the configuration file or in the command line, you could configure OpenVPN in many different manners. In any case, to obtain a connection with a opnVPN server, you only need to define a small number of them in your client's configuration file. In order to further simplify the configuration of the OpenVPN client, you could use an example of configuration as below:
