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    Is there a slipstreamed download with OpenVPN already configured?

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      kenlotterman
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      How much easier it would be for us newbs if there was a download of pfsense with OpenVPN already configured. Even BETTER would be a distro with OpenVPN AND failover already configured.

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        DominikHoffmann @kenlotterman
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        @kenlotterman: I found the instructions by SparkLabs for how to set it up and be compatible with their Viscosity client for Macs and Windows hosts straightforward, if somewhat lengthy.

        I do understand that you would like something much simpler.

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          kenlotterman @DominikHoffmann
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          @dominikhoffmann Thank you. Yes I can work through it, but wow - I think there may be a "market" for this....

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            skogs
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            There is a built in wizard already. With it you set up the basics of the virtual interface, create a certificate, automatically makes the firewall entries, generate certificates for users,

            I'm not quite sure where this request is going. There is in fact a large market for this request...If it were truly auto-configured out of the box, that would be what most people call a 'back door'. People pay good money for reliable back doors. One can't also assume every installation has a failover partner.

            Certificates are good, and generating them is simple. If you want something with a 8 character username password combination instead of a large cryptographic cypher...well that isn't a VPN at all...

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