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    OpenVPN server for beginners

    I have a Dell PowerEdge 2650 with Ubuntu 10.04.4, and I would like to put a VPN server on it (preferably OpenVPN). I am currently using the free version of LogMeIn Hamachi, which is slow and the number of computers that can be connected to it is limited.

    I would like to set up a VPN server with as little text editing as possible, because every time I try to do it my connections get messed up and my networking stops working (probably because I am doing it wrong).

    Is there any way I can set up an OpenVPN server as an absolute beginner? For example, this tutorial is way too complicated for me.
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    Re: OpenVPN server for beginners

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    Re: OpenVPN server for beginners

    Here's the problem: the server must remain online, if I muck something up and don't know how to fix it, I cannot afford to shut it down and reinstall the OS.
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    Re: OpenVPN server for beginners

    Quote Originally Posted by dolphin194 View Post
    Here's the problem: the server must remain online, if I muck something up and don't know how to fix it, I cannot afford to shut it down and reinstall the OS.
    The concerns of network / system admins everywhere.
    See: Redundancy and if you want to get complicated...: Failover

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