What should I be used to configure a VPN?
I honestly never bothered to go above SSH tunneling, but since I have a vps w/ umetered bandwidth, I thought having a VPN could be useful.
Is OpenVPN okay or something could be a better choice?
VPN
Kevin Turner
Caleb Gomez
Openvpn is fine.
Ryder Stewart
openvpn is recomened alot. It is even standard on kosher (((cisco))) routers. Is there no alternative?
John Foster
OpenVPN is good. Don't use PPTP, it's insecure.
Blake Phillips
Completely fucked up grammar... anyway...
seems like everything is backed up by (((big companies))), i was hoping to find projects by FSF but they seem to care only about gpg
Adam Sanders
Name them. I am unaware of any other open source project like openvpn besides tor. I know of a few closed source ones that are useless for obvious reasons. Then there is a few proxy client/servers that aren't specifically vpns but for specific protocols.
Carter Jones
A TPE-R1100
thinkpenguin.com
For one machine yes
Samuel Gonzalez
OP here, is there any particular guide preferred?
I cannot really find any decent documentation, besides the how to on their site.
Adam Johnson
what do you mean? you can easily connect multiple clients to it.
everything you need is on the official documentation. it's formated poorly so it looks like the thing you need is not there, but it's there.
you can google up some openvpn howtos from digitalocean or linode. their community forums usually have simple to understand tutorials
Joshua Jones
Does openvpn not come with manpages? You are making it sound more kiked by the second.