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Installing OpenVPN
(courtesy of UTORvpn)
- Go to https://vskey-gw.eis.utoronto.ca/, and
log in with your VSKEY username and password.
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Fetch the OpenVPN software. It can be downloaded from
here.
- To install OpenVPN, you must be logged in as a user with administrator
privileges.
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After accepting the license agreement, click next until the installation process
starts. At some point during the installation, you will be prompted to install
a "TAP" Network Adapter. Click "Install" to continue.
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Once the installation has finished, click "Next" and "Finish" to exit the
installer. You should see a new icon on your desktop named "OpenVPN GUI".
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To install the OpenVPN configuration files,
open up the file browser and locate the directory:
Local Disk (C:) -> Program Files -> OpenVPN -> config
Fetch the two configuration files
( vskey-gw.crt and vskey-gw.ovpn )
from
the VSKEY-GW VPN gateway
and place them in this folder.
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That's it! Now that you have installed OpenVPN on your computer,
continue reading here to learn how to start up and use OpenVPN.