Difference between revisions of "Vpnbook.com VPN configuration"

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===Select protocol UDP/TCP===
 
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Download the configuration file. In our '''example''' we use the TCP protocol.
 
 
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==Step 2: Certificates ==
 
==Step 2: Certificates ==
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===Create certificates===
 
===Create certificates===
 
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Open the downloaded VPN configuration file and copy/paste the certificates and key to your empty files.
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Extract and open one of the downloaded VPN configuration files and copy/paste the certificates and key to your empty files.
  
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Save changes.
 
Save changes.
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Open VPN configuration panel by clicking '''Services → VPN'''
 
Open VPN configuration panel by clicking '''Services → VPN'''
  
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===VPN instance creation===
 
===VPN instance creation===
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Type in your '''VPN''' configuration name and click '''Add new'''
 
Type in your '''VPN''' configuration name and click '''Add new'''
  
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Click the '''Edit''' button to edit your VPN instance configuration
 
Click the '''Edit''' button to edit your VPN instance configuration
  
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===Configuration settings===
 
===Configuration settings===
 
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Check the '''Enable''' box  
 
Check the '''Enable''' box  
 
Select protocol (UDP or TCP. Depends on which configuration file you downloaded in '''Step 1''' )
 
  
 
Set port, encryption, remote host/IP address and HMAC authentication algorithm from the VPN configuration file you downloaded. (example below)
 
Set port, encryption, remote host/IP address and HMAC authentication algorithm from the VPN configuration file you downloaded. (example below)
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*Client key            = client.key
 
*Client key            = client.key
  
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Click '''Save'''.
 
Click '''Save'''.
 
Firewall configuration for this provider is unnecessary.
 
  
 
==Step 4: Try your VPN ==
 
==Step 4: Try your VPN ==
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Press '''Status → Network'''.
 
Press '''Status → Network'''.
  
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Press '''OpenVPN''' and check VPN status.
 
Press '''OpenVPN''' and check VPN status.
  
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if IP address is missing something is wrong with router configuration
  
 
Open your internet browser and
 
Open your internet browser and
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===Location after VPN===
 
===Location after VPN===
  
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==External links==
 
==External links==
 
http://www.vpngate.net
 
http://www.vpngate.net

Revision as of 12:49, 17 January 2018

Summary

This chapter is a guide on configuring vpngate.net provider VPN instance on RUT routers.

No registration required.

Step 1: Download the OpenVPN Configuration File

Select VPN server


Open your internet browser and type www.vpngate.net in the browser's URL bar. Press OpenVPN and select server

ChooseServer.png

Step 2: Certificates

Certificate creation


Create three files in your chosen directory for certificates and key:

  • ca.crt - Certificate authority
  • client.crt - Client certificate
  • client.key - Client Key

Newfiles.png

Create certificates


Extract and open one of the downloaded VPN configuration files and copy/paste the certificates and key to your empty files.

File:CreatingCertificates.jpg

Save changes.

Step 3: Router configuration

Now we need to open our RUT homepage. You can access the website by entering 192.168.1.1 in your internet browser's URL bar.

Open VPN configuration panel by clicking Services → VPN

ServiceVPN.png

VPN instance creation


Type in your VPN configuration name and click Add new

NewVPN.png

Click the Edit button to edit your VPN instance configuration

Edit.png

Configuration settings


Check the Enable box

Set port, encryption, remote host/IP address and HMAC authentication algorithm from the VPN configuration file you downloaded. (example below)

Upload your certificates:

  • Certificate authority = ca.crt
  • Client certificate = client.crt
  • Client key = client.key

RouterConfiguration.png

Click Save.

Step 4: Try your VPN

Wait up to 5 minutes from the time you saved the changes.

Press Status → Network.

StatusNetwork.png

Press OpenVPN and check VPN status.

CheckenableStatus.png

if IP address is missing something is wrong with router configuration

Open your internet browser and visit website http://whatismyipaddress.com to check location that should have changed.

Location after VPN

CheckLocation.png

External links

http://www.vpngate.net