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Install OpenVPN service on your computer. To do so, open up a Terminal and execute these commands:
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Install OpenVPN service on your computer. To do so, open up a Terminal and execute the following commands:
 
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Create or obtain an OpenVPN client configuration file. If you are using a third party OpenVPN server, the client configuration file and TLS certificates should be provided by that party. If that is the case, we suggest you skip this part and move on to the next step of the guide.
 
Create or obtain an OpenVPN client configuration file. If you are using a third party OpenVPN server, the client configuration file and TLS certificates should be provided by that party. If that is the case, we suggest you skip this part and move on to the next step of the guide.
 
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If you're using your own server and need to create a configuration file, you can either find one online or just download our configuration file from '''[[Media:Example.ovpn|here]]''' and use it as a template.
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If you're using your own server and need to create a configuration file, you can either find one online or just download our configuration file from '''[[Media:Example.ovpn|here]]''' and use it as a template. If you don't have TLS certificates, you can
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Open the configuration file with any text editor. Enter the OpenVPN options relevant to your configuration. Then copy the contents of the certificates into that file (if you plan on using your own TLS certificates, you can find a detailed guide on how to generate the '''[[How to generate TLS certificates?|here]]'''. Below is an example of how the file looks like:
 
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[[File:Ovpn config file linux.png]]
 
[[File:Ovpn config file linux.png]]
 
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