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Connecting to the office network remotely from your home via VPN (OpenVPN) using RUTX (view source)
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*Firstly generate TLS certificates on your Windows Computer, you can find instructions on how to do it [[How to generate TLS certificates (Windows)?|here]].
*Firstly generate TLS certificates on your Windows Computer, you can find instructions on how to do it [[How to generate TLS certificates (Windows)?|here]].
*After you've successfully generated TLS certificates you will need to create a '''.ovpn''' file for storing client configurations. Simply open any text editor and follow [[OpenVPN client on Windows|this]] tutorial.
*After you've successfully generated TLS certificates you will need to create a '''.ovpn''' file for storing client configurations. Simply open any text editor and follow [[OpenVPN client on Windows|this]] tutorial.
*'''Important: in your .ovpn file certificates you will need to copy are:'''[[File:Ovpn1.png|frame]]
*'''Important: in your .ovpn file certificates you will need to copy are:'''
*In '''<ca> </ca>''' paste whole certificate from '''/easy-rsa/pki/ca.crt'''
*IN '''<cert></cert>''' paste whole certificate from '''/easy-rsa/pki/issued/"your_client_name".crt'''
*And in the last section '''<key></key>''' paste whole private key from '''/easy-rsa/pki/private/"your_client_name".key'''
*One more thing to change in your .ovpn file is to change the IP address to your router's '''public IP address'''[[File:Ovpn1.png|frame|alt=|center]]
*Now you can '''Save''' and '''Import''' your '''.ovpn''' file to the OpenVPN client by right-clicking on OpenVPN GUI in the hidden icons tray and navigating to '''Import → Import File'''.
*Now you can import your '''.ovpn''' file to the OpenVPN client by right-clicking on OpenVPN GUI in the hidden icons tray and navigating to '''Import → Import File'''.
[[File:Ovpn2.png|thumb|336x336px|alt=|center]]
[[File:Ovpn2.png|thumb|336x336px|alt=|center]]
