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Anyone here running OpenVPN on dedicated hardware? I picked the low hanging fruit and setup the pre-made vmware image for openvpn access server but it has a 2 user limit unless you pay for more.
I hear PFsense has openvpn baked in but does it still have that limit to two users at a time? I'd like to build a dedicated server and host 5-6 users at once over 1gb internet. Right now I just run two versions of access server on ESXi.
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>>56108790
no, the one in pfsense is the community version, no access server, it has unlimited client connections.
otherwise you could install openvpn from the repo on a vanilla ubuntu/debian/centos whatever, and configure the server there.
yes, it requires manual edit of the config file and the creation of a pki.
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>>56108790
>but does it still have that limit to two users at a time?
Uh, no. What limit?
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>>56109927
he installed the proprietary "access server" it requires a license if you want to have more than the 2 trial client connections
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>>56108790
I'm running it in docker (lul) on centos. The docker package has a tutorial in the README. If you want to install it bare, just follow your distro's wiki.
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>>56108790
Just search for an install script. Took 10 minutes on my Raspi
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