When you are finished configuring things as an admin, you can visit the client portion by going to your IP address or domain name followed by port 943: server_ip_or_domain:943 You can add VPN users that match your system users, or add users that you might be controlling through an LDAP server.
You can also specify the address pool that will be available to the clients.Īnother thing you might want to do is add users and configure the authentication methods. The access server separates the web interface and the actual VPN access and each can be configured independently.įor instance, if you go to the Server Network Settings in the left-hand menu, you will see a page where you can configure the port and interface that each component operates on. Once you log in, you can see the administrative interface, complete with some useful at-a-glance stats on the landing page: You will be taken to the OpenVPN Access Server's EULA, which you will have to agree to if you wish to continue:
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Use the username openvpn and the password you set for this user: You will be presented with the admin login page. We can click on the "Proceed anyway" button or whatever similar option you have. All that this is telling us is that OpenVPN is using a self-signed SSL certificate, which is not trusted by default by our browser. You will get a warning that the site's SSL certificates are not trusted: The server operates using TLS, so we will need to specify the httpsprotocol.įor our initial interaction, we actually want to go to the administrative interface, which is the same, except ending with /admin: server_ip_or_domain:943/admin We can access our VPN portal by going to our server's IP address or domain name, at port 943.
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