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while true do sleep 1 curl '' > /dev/null doneР”В¬onfigure the Server's Network and Firewall settings vim /etc/nf

This will give you tons of entropy if you run it while generating keys.

With curl and you'll get a different set of bits each time because the random seedР”Р‡or the https connetion will be different.

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If you use https, you can download a file over and over again (such as a large image) # Otherwise it could take several minutes # If you're downloading a big file or something or https, it should only take a minute. # The less you're doing with your computer, the longer this will take. # When prompted, enter the same CN as above - in my case # Build a certificate authority for your organization # TODO (note to self) show the plain openssl commands (it's not that hard, y'know?) Then load all of the vars into your environment # load the variables # (these are given as an example for me, yours should be different)Р”В®xport KEY_OU='Department of Docs & Blogging' etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/vars: # change all of the things down at the bottom that look like these Note a few things that you probably should change: # It's nothing fancy, just names and preferences # You'll need to take a look around and season to taste

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Next we update the config # Push into the easy-rsa directory Rsync -av ~/easy-rsa/easy-rsa/2.0/ /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/ # Copy all the files into the right place # Copy all the files from the internet to your computer The new line of tools is 3.x, but I'm not familiar with those yet and these work, So it makes sense just to switch (if you aren't root already). You're going to have to do pretty much everything as root from this point on,

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Log into your VPS ( ssh and then continue: Install the Tools bash NOTE: You must be using bash (the default shell / terminal) - not zsh or fish

Home, or a friend's home - anything that you can get root access to and giveР”Р„ public network access (even if it's with a dynamic dns service). Use a public VPS as the VPN serverР”Вigital Ocean, ChunkHost, AWS, or a server (or Raspberry Pi) in your office, Or what if you want to be able to take a device with you, attach it to any network,Р”Р„nd begin using it's web services immediately?Р”В®ffectively, we're turning the VPN inside out. Typically when you think of a VPN, you think of a private office network behindР”Р„ firewall that you want to securely access from home or another office.Р”В«ut what about when your home server hosting your blog and your business site In this document, but if you follow it, it should work. Et Voila! This is how you create a VPN server under Docker.NOTICE there might still be some bugs and sparsely commented snippets From the system tray, I can connect to the VPN using the account I set up earlier.Р”Р„nd I am connected to the VPN. Now that itРІР‚в„ўs installed, I can start it from Start Menu or it will come automatically. I select Windows and download the Client software. Once I log into it, it will give me various options for different OS.

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Now that IРІР‚в„ўve configured the server successfully, I can move towards connecting to the VPN through my system.Р”Р„ccessing the client UI on: Enter the admin username, password of the admin or create a new user from the admin panelРІР‚в„ўs User Management section. Save Settings and Click on РІР‚СљUpdate Running Server.РІР‚Сњ It will update the running Server. Next, I will enter the following addresses in the DNS Server columns: I am going to the VPN settings and under DNS settings, I will enable РІР‚СљHave clients use specific DNS servers.РІР‚Сњ I am going to configure that in my OpenVPN Access Server, so my clients are able to roam around websites easily. One of the fastest DNS servers is GoogleРІР‚в„ўs. For more info on Domain Name Servers (DNS), please click here. Now that our server is up and running, we would want to configure the DNS in it. Docker exec - it openvpn- as passwd admin

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