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      IsNoGood last edited by

      I'm using OpenVPN on Ipcop and a few users and I kind of was thinking that I liked to move to pfsense
      has anybody done this ? or do anybody have a Idea how to make this move,

      One thing I see is the lack of RSA keys, in a format that can be "just moved"

      Thanks for any possible ideas or advise

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      • GruensFroeschli
        GruensFroeschli last edited by

        The key's are stored in the path /var/etc
        You could create the openVPN interfaces on pfSense and rename the key's you have from before to what they are called on pfSense and just copy them over.

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          IsNoGood last edited by

          Thanks I will have a look, btw any Idea about midnight commander that will work ? have not been able to find one

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            Perry last edited by

            If you use windows i would just use winscp…..

            But if you have to use MC then ssh in as root and type
            pkg_add -r mc
            and reboot pfsense

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              IsNoGood last edited by

              Thanks

              Well I been looking around, the /var/ect/ and I did find the OpenVPN conf files and the openvpn_csc I have not been able to find
              the location for the certs/p12's or the list that is the same as the ovpnconfig in ipcop, but I'm still looking around, only been some days now.

              Looks like it not that easy to move the certs and users from one system to the other despite both are openvpn

              I'm using the winSCP, and has been for some time, super good tool, that and putty with MC then I feel at home

              Thanks

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              • jahonix
                jahonix last edited by

                @IsNoGood:

                any Idea about midnight commander that will work ?

                Yes, installed it here and working fine.
                Add it from a shell: pkg_add -r mc
                Don't know why but it's not working until you reboot the pfSense.

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