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OpenVPN configuration examples (view source)
Revision as of 18:02, 9 January 2019
, 18:02, 9 January 2019→Extracting the key
If you are using a Linux-based OS, extracting files from the router is simple. Just go to the directory on your PC where you want to relocate the files, right click anywhere and choose the '''Open in Terminal''' option. In the Terminal command line use the '''Secure Copy''' ('''scp''') command to copy the files from the router. The full command should look something like this:
If you are using a Linux-based OS, extracting files from the router is simple. Just go to the directory on your PC where you want to relocate the files, right click anywhere and choose the '''Open in Terminal''' option. In the Terminal command line use the '''Secure Copy''' ('''scp''') command to copy the files from the router. The full command should look something like this:
$ scp [email protected]:/etc/esy-rsa/keys/static.key ./
$ scp [email protected]:/etc/easy-rsa/keys/static.key ./
The '''[email protected]:/etc/easy-rsa/keys/static.key''' specifies the path to where the Static key is located (replace the IP address with your router's LAN IP); the '''./''' denotes that you want to copy the contents to the directory you are in at the moment.
The '''[email protected]:/etc/easy-rsa/keys/static.key''' specifies the path to where the Static key is located (replace the IP address with your router's LAN IP); the '''./''' denotes that you want to copy the contents to the directory you are in at the moment.
