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VPN - OPENVPN and ASTARO

Hello,

In a datacenter I have configured a Linux with OpenVPN and in my office I hold the ASTARO, I need a close link between data center (OpenVPN) and office (ASTARO), someone had to do something?

Excuse my English.

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0 BarryG over 14 years ago

Hi,
You can configure a site-to-site VPN in Astaro using the SSL protocol; that should work fine.

Barry
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0 ph0rks over 14 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi,
You can configure a site-to-site VPN in Astaro using the SSL protocol; that should work fine.

Barry

Further, a side I own a linux box with OpenVPN and the other the Astaro. How do I import the configuration of Astaro (.apc) for openvpn (.conf)

Astaro is server
Box OpenVPN is client
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0 BarryG over 14 years ago

Hi, you can download VPN configuration files from the End User Portal on your firewall.
See
https://support.astaro.com/support/index.php/Configure_End_User_Portal_for_Authenticated_User_Access

Barry
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0 coewar over 13 years ago

Hi BarryG. Not to kick up the dust here.. but your suggestion of using the User portal is only going to work if a Remote access SSL-VPN configuration is created for a user, right? It does not provide a way for a site-to-site SSL-VPN configuration to be download, does it?

Is there some way to force this to work? Using OpenVPN to connect to Astaro in a site-to-site fashion, or in the least, some way to not require a user's PW to be typed into the OpenVPN client at each re-connect if it's for a Server?
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