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    OPENVPN on PFSENSE Help….newbie

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      last edited by

      im trying to deploy an OpenVPN system using PFSense.. But i need some help..some documentations are very confusing..maybe someone in this forum can help me..

      I have two networks (of course in two different lcoations):

      VPN_Main_Site:

      PFSense_Box:
      LAN: x.x.1.1 /24
      WAN: y.y.20.12 GATEWAY: y.y.20.10

      LAN IP - x.x.1.3 to x.x.1.10 /24

      VPN_Site_1:

      PFSense_Box:
      LAN: a.a.0.1 /24
      WAN: b.b.177.35 GATEWAY: b.b.177.30

      LAN IP: a.a.0.3-a.a.0.10

      Im having troubles regarding the issuing of certificates..

      thanks for the help.;./

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      • jimpJ
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
        last edited by

        For certificates, you can follow these instructions for creating a full set:

        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Easyrsa_for_pfSense

        As for OpenVPN documentation, there is this page:

        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/VPN_Capability_OpenVPN

        but to be honest it's covered in a much clearer fashion in the book (see the link in my sig).

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          focalguy
          last edited by

          I will second that it is covered quite extensively in the book. He's not only saying it because he helped write it  ;). I have not actually set up any openVPN on pfSense but after reading through those chapters I feel prepared to do it.

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