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Revision as of 14:37, 25 November 2019

Virtual Environment @ UPV

OpenVPN Client configuration

On the routertestar.dsic.upv.es and routertestaq.dsic.upv.es an OpenVPN server is installed. Users can connect to one of the routers via OpenVPN. A user certificate needs to be created and added to an OpenVPN client configuration. To create a OpenVPN client configuration please follow the following steps:

  1. Log into routertestar.dsic.upv.es
  2. Become root user
  3. Read the OpenVPN CA password in /root/testar-ca-key-password.txt
  4. Run the following command: openvpn-users.sh
  5. Follow the instructions of the script and give the CA password when asked. 2 OpenVPN configuration files will be created and the certificates will be distibuted to the 2 testar routers
  6. Copy the generated OpenVPN configurations files from the /root/ directory to your own computer with scp/winscp
  7. Distribute the OpenVPN configuration files to the end user, so they can import this in their OpenVPN client.


Virtual machines

10.101.0.1 routertestaq DNS CPU Mem HDD ........................ 10.102.0.1 routertestar DNS CPU Mem HDD
10.101.0.2 Windows10 Guy01 guy10.esx.testar.org 2 8GB 128GB 10.102.0.2 Windows10 Ad Mulders 01 admulders01.esx.testar.org 2 8GB 128GB
10.101.0.3 Windows10 Carlo Sengers 01 carlosengers01.esx.testar.org 2 8GB 128GB 10.102.0.3 Windows 10 Ad Mulders 02 admulder02.esx.testar.org 2 8GB 128GB
10.101.0.4 Windows10 Carlo Sengers 02 carlosengers02.esx.testar.org 2 8GB 128GB 10.102.0.4
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10.101.0.99 10.102.0.99