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Setting up OpenVPN server on Fedora 23

May 20, 2016 5.4k views
VPN Networking Ubuntu

Hi, I'm looking for a script similar to the digitalocean (Ubuntu) script:

https://github.com/digitalocean/do_user_scripts/blob/master/Ubuntu-14.04/network/open-vpn.yml

To enable me to set up my Fedora 23 instance to be an OpenVPN server.

Has anyone done it themselves and has either a script or instructions to share ?

I set the distribution to Ubunto on this question as Fedora was not in the list (is anyone else actually using Fedora in digitalocean ?)

Thanks

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ryanpq MOD June 16, 2016

We don't currently have an OpenVPN script available for Fedora but here are a few resources that will help you to get this set up.

1.) Fedora official documentation on setting up OpenVPN
2.) Our tutorial on setting up OpenVPN on CentOS 7 - CentOS is based on RHEL and pretty closely related to Fedora. You will likely need to change yum commands to dnf ones but otherwise this should work for you.

How To Setup and Configure an OpenVPN Server on CentOS 7
Here we'll install and configure OpenVPN on a CentOS 7 server. We'll also discuss how to connect a client to the server on Windows, OS X, and Linux. OpenVPN is an open-source VPN application that lets you create and join a private network securely over the public Internet.
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edgarmat August 3, 2016

Well, CentOS is based upon easy-rsa version 2 and Fedora 23 is based upon easy-rsa version 3. And those are quite different.

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