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2011-08-29
, 08:02
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OpenVPN is in the repos, works well & has a status bar applet which makes connecting very easy.
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n900: "with power comes responsibility".
If you buy a niche, highly modifiable smartphone and proceed to mess it up by blindly screwing around, don't just blame the phone, also blame yourelf.
n900: "with power comes responsibility".
If you buy a niche, highly modifiable smartphone and proceed to mess it up by blindly screwing around, don't just blame the phone, also blame yourelf.
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2011-08-29
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Originally Posted by Pigro
Great, but while make a new connection, it showed up to open an open vpn configuration file, could you just help me to find the open vpn configuration file syntax in order to fill it with my data?
OpenVPN is in the repos, works well & has a status bar applet which makes connecting very easy.
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2011-08-29
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I assume you want a n900 client to connect to a server running elsewhere. You need your .ovpn config file to be in /etc/openvpn (create it as root). My own config is below FYI, though you really need to do sone reading on openvpn to understand the options & your own requirements - nmy config is probably totally inappropriate for your needs.
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script-security 2 up /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf down /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf resolv-retry infinite client remote myhostnam.no-ip.org 11194 dev tap0 proto udp nobind persist-key persist-tun ;redirect-gateway def1 ca /etc/openvpn/ca.crt cert /etc/openvpn/n900.crt key /etc/openvpn/n900.key comp-lzo verb 3
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n900: "with power comes responsibility".
If you buy a niche, highly modifiable smartphone and proceed to mess it up by blindly screwing around, don't just blame the phone, also blame yourelf.
n900: "with power comes responsibility".
If you buy a niche, highly modifiable smartphone and proceed to mess it up by blindly screwing around, don't just blame the phone, also blame yourelf.
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2011-08-29
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Originally Posted by Pigro
Sorry, but where I could fill my profile info for example:
I assume you want a n900 client to connect to a server running elsewhere. You need your .ovpn config file to be in /etc/openvpn (create it as root). My own config is below FYI, though you really need to do sone reading on openvpn to understand the options & your own requirements - nmy config is probably totally inappropriate for your needs.
Code:script-security 2 up /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf down /etc/openvpn/maemo-update-resolvconf resolv-retry infinite client remote myhostnam.no-ip.org 11194 dev tap0 proto udp nobind persist-key persist-tun ;redirect-gateway def1 ca /etc/openvpn/ca.crt cert /etc/openvpn/n900.crt key /etc/openvpn/n900.key comp-lzo verb 3
GW:
Group Name:
SEC PASS:
User:
Password:
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2011-08-29
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@ originally pakistan ,now in china
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#6
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check this out ..http://www.hideipvpn.com/2010/02/how...etup-tutorial/
might help !!
might help !!
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2011-08-29
, 10:40
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Originally Posted by mahmoudmaemo
Your server is not openvpn so you cannot use openvpn client either. I don't know which vpn system uses those credentials so I don't know which client to use either, but hopefully somebody else does.
Sorry, but where I could fill my profile info for example:
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Group Name:
SEC PASS:
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2011-08-29
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@ originally pakistan ,now in china
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is there any one who knows how to setup VPNC for china ?
any tutorial please ?
any tutorial please ?
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2011-08-29
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@ Africa
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Originally Posted by mahmoudmaemo
This looks like Cisco IPSEC-based VPN. vpnc supports this, so you may want to try installing 'vpngui' or vpnc-gui.
Sorry, but where I could fill my profile info for example:
GW:
Group Name:
SEC PASS:
User:
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Our Cisco IPSEC VPN uses two-factor cert+password auth, which AFAIK still doesn't work on vpnc, so I haven't tried either of these packages. We keep an OpenVPN up as well, since Cisco's official VPN client sucks on Linux (kernel module panics on SMP kernels, which is almost any client these days), so I use the openvpn client myself.
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2011-08-29
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Many thanks for all for share and your support, I installed the vpnc but after adding a repo (extra devel), and it worked perfect..
http://my-maemo.com/downloads/search.php?name=VPN%20GUI
http://my-maemo.com/downloads/search.php?name=VPN%20GUI
Just want your opinion to determine which vpn client I could use on my N900 Maemo?