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Astaro as a client to OpenVPN Server

maxbux
Hi everyone?
Just discovered I can’t trust the government and ISP with my data [:@]

I am looking into encrypting everything. I have a server running OpenVPN Access server on Amazon and can connect to it using its client.

Is it possible to create a VPN tunnel between Astaro and the OpenVPN server so that all traffic that leaves my LAN is encrypted? 

Something like this:



Thank you


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    Ok did some digging around and found this updated script that changes .ovpn to .apc.

    https://www.gitorious.org/admintools/ovpn-to-apc

    Can’t get it to convert the files yet, am not very good at Linux so it might take me while.
    The Usage is

    ovpn-to-apc.sh openvpn-config.ovpn output.apc [username [password]]

    But I always get 

    cat: : No such file or directory
    0:0:1


    I will contact the developer and hope for a response
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  • 0
    Ok did some digging around and found this updated script that changes .ovpn to .apc.

    https://www.gitorious.org/admintools/ovpn-to-apc

    Can’t get it to convert the files yet, am not very good at Linux so it might take me while.
    The Usage is

    ovpn-to-apc.sh openvpn-config.ovpn output.apc [username [password]]

    But I always get 

    cat: : No such file or directory
    0:0:1


    I will contact the developer and hope for a response
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  • 0 in reply to maxbux
    If you don't mind spending a few extra dollars with Amazon, you can always enable the VPC tunnel features built into the ASG.  It works quite well.

    CTO, Convergent Information Security Solutions, LLC

    https://www.convergesecurity.com

    Advice given as posted on this forum does not construe a support relationship or other relationship with Convergent Information Security Solutions, LLC or its subsidiaries.  Use the advice given at your own risk.

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