OpenVPN Server

To understand why OpenVPN server is needed, read  OpenVPN Server Overview . For the requirements prior to installing OpenVPN Server, read  OpenVPN Server Requirements . Configuration Process The OpenVPN server ima...

The Open VPN server is provided as a virtual machine disk image formatted for use with VMWare's vSphere Hypervisor (also known as ESXI).  VMware vSphere Hypervisor is a free platform for running a virtual machine on an applications...

Installing an Open VPN Server Virtual Machine is necessary to support remote phones (see  OpenVPN Server Overview ). This article outlines the process. Pre-Requisites Install VMWare   Hypervisor (see videos in  VMW...

The first step is to configure the OpenVPN Server with an IP address. with the Off-Wave configuration mode, this will be the only step that requires logging on to the OpenVPN server. See  Set OpenVPN Server IP Address .   Next, ...

Login to the OpenVPN Server (see  Login to OpenVPN Server ). From the desktop, click System > Preferences > Network Connections. On the Wired tab, click Add. If a network connection is already displayed, clic...

Configure the network router to forward port 1194 to port 1194 on the OpenVPN server.  NOTE:   It is possible to use a different public port than 1194. Just make sure that the port forward on the router still points to 1194 on the ...

NOTE:   When using 9800 series IP phones, it is highly recommended that the VPN phones not use the "Log in to Device" method for initial configuration. Explicitly set the phone's MAC address instead.   Login ...

Login to User/Group Management (see  Login to User/Group Management ). Double-click on the User in the Users list to open the user record. NOTE:   The user must be configured with a supported IP phone type (Edge 9800 s...

Installing an Open VPN Server Virtual Machine is necessary to support remote phones (see  OpenVPN Server Overview ). This article outlines the process. NOTE:   Though it is possible to install this VM under Window Server core with...