Hi
I have instructions on how to install witopia vpn service on LINUX OS
IS this posible to do in our dreamboxes ( 7020)
Please advise.
Instructions:
Setting up personalVPN for the first time on Linux
1. Purchase the MacOS version of the personalVPN service. Follow instructions in the Order Confirmation e-mail and you will soon receive a mpkg.zip file in a second e-mail after you register.
2. Unzip the file.
$ unzip PersonalVPN-Tiger.mpkg.zip
3. The keys and OpenVPN config files are stored in a .pax.gz archive which can be found in PersonalVPN-Tiger.mpkg/Contents/Packages/PersonalVPNKeys.pkg/Contents/Resources/PersonalVPNKeys.pax.gz
3. Decompress the .gz keys archive.
$ gzip -d PersonalVPNKeys.pax.gz
4. Extract the keys and config files from the pax archive
$ pax -rvf PersonalVPNKeys.pax
5. You will need ca.crt, {your name}.crt, {your name}.key, and openvpn.conf. The keys and config files can be found in private/tmp/WiTopia/keys
6. Copy all of the above mentioned files to a location on your linux computer, say /usr/local/openvpn/conf/
7. Edit the openvpn.conf config file and change the location of where it lists the ca.crt {your name}.key, and {your name}.crt, save the file and then try running openvpn.
Moving to Linux from Windows or MacOS
1. If you've been running personalVPN on either Windows or MacOS, you will need to copy some files to your linux distribution to get up and running. You will need ca.crt, {your name}.crt, {your name}.key, and {your name}.ovpn (on newer installed, the .ovpn file is renamed personalVPN.ovpn) -- for Mac's, the files are located in ~User/Library/openvpn and for Windows they are located in C:\Program Files\WiTopia.Net\config -- copy all of the above mentioned files to a location on your linux computer, say /usr/local/openvpn/conf/
2. Edit the {your name}.ovpn config file and change the location of where it lists the ca.crt {your name}.key, and {your name}.crt, save the file and then try running openvpn.
How To Run the Service
1. openvpn --config /usr/local/openvpn/conf/openvpn.conf
Replace /usr/local/openvpn/conf with the path to where your openvpn.conf file is located
Help
I have instructions on how to install witopia vpn service on LINUX OS
IS this posible to do in our dreamboxes ( 7020)
Please advise.
Instructions:
Setting up personalVPN for the first time on Linux
1. Purchase the MacOS version of the personalVPN service. Follow instructions in the Order Confirmation e-mail and you will soon receive a mpkg.zip file in a second e-mail after you register.
2. Unzip the file.
$ unzip PersonalVPN-Tiger.mpkg.zip
3. The keys and OpenVPN config files are stored in a .pax.gz archive which can be found in PersonalVPN-Tiger.mpkg/Contents/Packages/PersonalVPNKeys.pkg/Contents/Resources/PersonalVPNKeys.pax.gz
3. Decompress the .gz keys archive.
$ gzip -d PersonalVPNKeys.pax.gz
4. Extract the keys and config files from the pax archive
$ pax -rvf PersonalVPNKeys.pax
5. You will need ca.crt, {your name}.crt, {your name}.key, and openvpn.conf. The keys and config files can be found in private/tmp/WiTopia/keys
6. Copy all of the above mentioned files to a location on your linux computer, say /usr/local/openvpn/conf/
7. Edit the openvpn.conf config file and change the location of where it lists the ca.crt {your name}.key, and {your name}.crt, save the file and then try running openvpn.
Moving to Linux from Windows or MacOS
1. If you've been running personalVPN on either Windows or MacOS, you will need to copy some files to your linux distribution to get up and running. You will need ca.crt, {your name}.crt, {your name}.key, and {your name}.ovpn (on newer installed, the .ovpn file is renamed personalVPN.ovpn) -- for Mac's, the files are located in ~User/Library/openvpn and for Windows they are located in C:\Program Files\WiTopia.Net\config -- copy all of the above mentioned files to a location on your linux computer, say /usr/local/openvpn/conf/
2. Edit the {your name}.ovpn config file and change the location of where it lists the ca.crt {your name}.key, and {your name}.crt, save the file and then try running openvpn.
How To Run the Service
1. openvpn --config /usr/local/openvpn/conf/openvpn.conf
Replace /usr/local/openvpn/conf with the path to where your openvpn.conf file is located
Help