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Manage OpenVPN server instance configurations. These pages allows to manage your OpenVPN instance configurations from a central location.

The fields include:

  • ID: Unique record ID
  • Provider ID: A string that identifies the server or cloud instance this service is run on
  • Name: A short name for the configuration (eg the configuration filename)
  • Server: Name of server this config corresponds (used for multiple vpn servers)
  • Net: The network this configuration will serve. (this refers to the network range that is assigned to the clients)
  • Mask: The netmask to be applied to this network (this also used to mask the current IP of a player in order to determine what openvpn server is connected to)
  • Mgmt IP: The IP that this openvpn will listen for administrative connections
  • Mgmt Port: The port for the openvpn administrative service
  • Mgmt Passwd: The password to authenticate to this service
  • Status log: The full path to the OpenVPN status log file
  • Conf: The configuration file contents
  • Updated at: Creation and last modification dates

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Manage OpenVPN server instance configurations. These pages allows to manage your OpenVPN instance configurations from a central location.

The fields include:

  • Provider ID: A string that identifies the server or cloud instance this service is run on
  • Server: Name of server this config corresponds (used for multiple vpn servers)
  • Name: A short name for the configuration (eg the configuration filename)
  • Net: The network this configuration will serve. (this refers to the network range that is assigned to the clients)
  • Mask: The netmask to be applied to this network (this also used to mask the current IP of a player in order to determine what openvpn server is connected to)
  • Mgmt IP: The IP that this openvpn will listen for administrative connections
  • Mgmt Port: The port for the openvpn administrative service
  • Mgmt Passwd: The password to authenticate to this service
  • Status log: The full path to the OpenVPN status log file (make sure this matches the the path from the status file of openvpn conf)
  • Conf: The configuration file contents