


OpenVPN can be downloaded here.
For security, it's a good idea to check the file release signature after downloading.
Linux Notes (using RPM package)
If you are using a Linux distribution which supports RPM packages (SuSE, Fedora, Redhat, etc.), it's best to install using this mechanism. The easiest method is to find an existing binary RPM file for your distribution. You can also build your own binary RPM file:
rpmbuild -
Once you have the .rpm file, you can install it with the usual
rpm -
or upgrade an existing installation with
rpm -
OR
You can install from cmmand line through yum utility
yum install openvpn
Linux Notes (without RPM)
If you are using Debian, Gentoo, or a non-
It is also possible to install OpenVPN on Linux using the universal ./configure method. First expand the .tar.gz file:
tar xfz openvpn-
Then cd to the top-
./configure
make
make install
Installing the configuration files
Copy all the files, that are sent to you in the package by Solvpn, into /etc/openvpn folder.
After this your /etc/openvpn directory should have files like:
<your login>.conf
<your login>.crt
ca.crt
*.key
Start OpenVPN Client
Start the client by running
openvpn /etc/openvpn/<your login>.conf
When it asks you for login and password, enter the ones provided in Solvpn connection email.
You should now be connected. Test your connection by pinging some IP and also going to a web site in your browser.
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For Linux
Follow instructions below and make sure to download configuration files from right, when instructed to do so.
SolVPN Configuration Files
For USA server
For UK server