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    Setting up OpenVPN

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      psysak
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      I have a question about the procedure to setup OpenVPN. I read the documentation and I see that it lists all the .crt and .key files etc. I have a single .ovpn file which contains everything and when I manually run openvpn it connects happily. The service however does not auto connect. Do all those files need to be present in order for the openvpn client to run?

      Thanks

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        JoelHaggar
        last edited by

        If this is on a MangoES here are some steps you can use for that type of file. Also I have noticed that you may need to reboot the whole MangoES to get the VPN service to activate but after that it will auto connect every time.

        • Copy the .ovpn file to /etc/openvpn/
        • Rename file to vpn.conf
        • To manually run one time run sudo openvpn --config vpn.conf

        To run as service run:

        • sudo systemctl enable openvpn@vpn.service
        • sudo systemctl start openvpn@vpn.service
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          psysak
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          It was indeed a Mango ES and that did it! Thanks a ton Joel.

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