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Get into it you through quickly setting up an open VPN connection on Windows OS X iPhone and Android
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Normally when you subscribe to a VPN provided they will provide you with an open VPN client a piece
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of software you can download and install.
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Here is an example with I VPN you would just download that and everything would be good.
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Generally you want to go with these because these contain things like kill switches and leak protection
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which we haven't discussed yet but I will talk about shortly.
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And those are good features those are things that you want but if you don't want to use your provider's
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open VPN client software or you're setting up your own VPN server then you need an open VPN client for
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the operating system that you are going to run it on.
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But before we look at the software let's have a look at the configuration files for the software for
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all open VPN clients.
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You will need a client configuration file that is usually provided to you by the VPN provider.
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If they don't provide one then it may be that they don't want you to use anything but their software
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which would be a problem.
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So for this particular provider you can see here we can download the config files and then you can use
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it with your own open VPN client software.
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So if I download this I can demo what sort of things are in here and in this particular one is a collection
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of oh the p n files and that's all it's just OVP and files.
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Now if I open this or we can see here is essentially the configuration for how it will configure that
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client.
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So it has a lot of obvious stuff here like the cyphers that is using the compression that it's using
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and this one also includes within it the service certificate.
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And if we go down we know that because it's the c a c o t.
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And if we go down here we can all also see the tailless orthe union here and that's all they provide
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in this one.
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Now here is what another VPN provider provides.
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So just to sort of illustrate the differences to what you can possibly get.
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So you can see here we've got another v p n file.
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As I opened this room and we've got similar sort of things this one's actually got more detail about
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different things.
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But we've got our preferred encryption the domain name the ports of protocols.
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Now what this one also has is you see how instead of having the server certificate here it's actually
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just declaring them there.
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And if we look here this is where they are.
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So it can't within it I see a file by the way is the service certificate.
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The client don't see it.
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Or is the client certificate the client dot key is the private key of the client.
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This is the config file as we've gone through.
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And sometimes there's also another file called t a dot key which you sure you
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Teodor key which is this the tailless off.
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So those are all the possible config files that you will get but usually you will get an Ovi PC and
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file.
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So what do we do with these config files.
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Well obviously we need the software to run these config files on.
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So let's get that.
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So here we are at open VPN and you can see here we can download the various clients here but no don't
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download these clients here.
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These are not what you're looking for.
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These will actually connect you to this service here.
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So forget about those.
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They are an annoying red herring.
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Start with windows we come here to this you r l which is actually at open VPN dot net and we download
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the latest version whether it be 64 or 32 bit or you can obviously download the source code and compile
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it yourself.
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Once you download it you want to verify the signature and then install it it's a standard install.
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Pretty simple.
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Once it is installed on Windows you will find it will exist in a directory.
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This one is program files open VPN and we are looking for the config file.
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Now remember these config files are talking about where what you want to do is you want to copy what
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you have been given.
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So in this case let's just copy these and these need to go into this kohm fig directory.
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And here it is down here and we right click on it and there we are.
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We connect to the ones we want to connect to.
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We can edit the config which is simply a case of editing in a text file which is fine and the other
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thing is the settings here.
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Which is pretty much use the config files.
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Or maybe you want to use some sort of proxy just to get out and that's it.
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It's pretty simple.
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So then all you do is connect disconnect and you can view the log.
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I'm not going to connect because this was just an example.
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I do not have access to this VPN provider So that's it.
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That's for Windows and you may need to run it as an administrator.
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Open VPN right now show you how to set up open VPN client for Mac OS X to the best client software to
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get is tonal Bolick which you can see here.
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This you are l.
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You want to get hold of the stable version which the latest stable version happens to be.
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Download that.
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You'll get a DNG file.
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Just install that as normal.
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You'll need your configuration files from your provider.
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Here I've got some examples.
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Once it's installed you can get to it simply by double clicking here
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and this is the interface here.
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There isn't actually too much to the interface and you'll see it appear here and you can add VPN here
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and this will just simply tell you that you need to get to the config file.
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And here we are.
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The conflict files.
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So let's install Canada
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and will allow for only me and to the password there is as it is configured.
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Have a look here.
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There we are.
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We can now just simply connect to it and look at the VPN details.
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Figuration and there it is
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renamed configuration edit the configuration file which is just via a text editor and you can see here
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we can disable IP V-6 which is good.
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The settings here that it can text manually or when it launches.
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You can set your DNS and WINS the advanced options here.
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So there you go.
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That's how you set up open VPN on Mac.
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Now how to get open VPN running on the iPhone.
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If you look here this is where you download the official app and this is what it looks like when you
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open it.
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You can see the inport your private tunnel profile.
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Do not click on that.
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That is the third party provider and only enables you to set up connections to the service provider
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private tunnel's you don't want.
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Now you've got to get your config file on here too.
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Although the config file you can upload it to a service like Dropbox if you've got Dropbox on your phone
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You can email it to yourself or you can use and drop.
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You can also use iTunes as well to use Dropbox upload the config file to your Dropbox account on the
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iPhone open Dropbox and simply select the config file.
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Then you click on the code which looks like a square with an arrow pointing to the top right corner
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tap on the open icon and then tap open an open VPN to email send the config file to an email address
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that is associated with this device obviously.
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Open the email and tap on the icon of the configuration file in your email.
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Choose the option open in open VPN.
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Here you can see me doing it via iTunes Avijit you to connect your device.
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Looking it at here you got to select Open VPN and you want it and then you go to select the config file
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Adding here has been added and you can see there and you get the option to accept it.
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This is actually an auto log in profile.
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If it's not an auto logon profile then you need to use a username and password including a plus sign
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here and there we go.
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My demo on Station X dot net and slide this across and I can connect Marial successfully on the VPN
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open VPN on Android.
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It's pretty much the same as it is on iPhone.
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You need to download the conflict files either directly to your Android device or to a separate PC.
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If using a PC.
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Transfer the contents to your Android device via US be SD card Dropbox navigate to the folder location
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where you copy the file select and import and that's it.
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Your Android device will be connecting to that open VPN.
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What do you do if your service provider does not provide a config file or in that case it probably means
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they don't want you to connect by anything other than their own software see probably want to avoid
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them.
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If it's your own server that you're setting up then I'm going to talk more about setting up your own
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server in its own section.
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Check out this link here which gives you examples of how to configure your own client config file.
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