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Mastering OpenVPN

You're reading from   Mastering OpenVPN Master building and integrating secure private networks using OpenVPN

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783553136
Length 364 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Eric F Crist Eric F Crist
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Jan Just Keijser Jan Just Keijser
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to OpenVPN FREE CHAPTER 2. Point-to-point Mode 3. PKIs and Certificates 4. Client/Server Mode with tun Devices 5. Advanced Deployment Scenarios in tun Mode 6. Client/Server Mode with tap Devices 7. Scripting and Plugins 8. Using OpenVPN on Mobile Devices and Home Routers 9. Troubleshooting and Tuning 10. Future Directions Index

Using the OpenVPN Connect app for iOS


For this example, I installed OpenVPN Connect app from Apple's App store on an Apple iPad running iOS 8.1.2, as well as on an iPhone running iOS 8.

Note

This version of OpenVPN is not open source. A special agreement with Apple was required to gain insight into the Apple iOS networking stack, in order to be able to port OpenVPN to iOS. This negates the need for a jail-broken device.

Similar to the Android version, the OpenVPN Connect app can be best used with profiles that use [inline] certificate and key pairs. Therefore, we again make use of the OpenVPN configuration profile created in the first example of this chapter.

On the VPN server side, we launch OpenVPN using the standard ipv6-udp-server.conf configuration file.

Before we can use the OpenVPN profile on iOS, we must transfer it to the device. This can be done via e-mail, or using iTunes. It is a good idea to ensure you're using a secure transfer method. The iTunes connection is secure, but TLS-encrypted...

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