Installing OpenVPN Access Server V 2.7.5 on VMWare ESXi

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_2GY9JAO8A

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TLDRThis video tutorial guides users through the process of installing OpenVPN Access Server on VMware ESXi using an OVA virtual appliance. It explains the steps including downloading the OVA file, creating and configuring a new virtual machine, setting a static IP address, running the setup wizard, and updating the server to the latest version. The tutorial demonstrates how to connect to the VPN client by downloading a profile, making it a comprehensive resource for users looking to set up OpenVPN on ESXi.

Takeaways

  • πŸš€ Overview of OpenVPN Installation
  • πŸ’» Using VMware ESXi for Virtualization
  • πŸ”— Downloading the OVA File
  • πŸ›  Creating a New Virtual Machine
  • 🌐 Configuring Network Settings
  • πŸ”’ Setting a Static IP Address
  • πŸ–₯ Running the Setup Wizard
  • πŸ”‘ Changing Default Passwords
  • ⬆ Updating the OpenVPN Version
  • πŸ“₯ Downloading VPN Client Profile

Garis waktu

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    In this video tutorial, Justin from OpenVPN explains the process of installing the OpenVPN access server on VMware ESXi using a virtual appliance. He starts by guiding viewers to download the necessary OVA file from the OpenVPN site. After downloading the 773 MB file, he logs into the ESXi dashboard to create and register a new virtual machine using the downloaded OVA file. Justin details the steps for configuring the virtual machine, including naming it, choosing storage options, and selecting the appropriate network settings before completing the deployment process.

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    Once the virtual appliance is deployed, Justin logs in using a default root password and emphasizes the importance of setting a static IP address for the access server. He alters the network configuration to disable DHCP and manually assigns an IP address, gateway, and DNS settings. After completing the initial setup wizard, he updates the server to the latest version, logs into the admin UI, and demonstrates how to download a client profile to connect to the VPN, confirming successful internet access. He concludes by summarizing the installation process.

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Video Tanya Jawab

  • What is OpenVPN Access Server?

    OpenVPN Access Server is a secure VPN solution that provides remote access to a private network.

  • What is VMware ESXi?

    VMware ESXi is a virtualization platform that allows users to create and run virtual machines on a physical server.

  • How do I set a static IP for OpenVPN on ESXi?

    Modify the netplan configuration file to disable DHCP and set your desired static IP.

  • What should I do if I don’t have a DHCP server?

    You will need to manually configure a static IP for the OpenVPN Access Server.

  • How do I update OpenVPN Access Server?

    Use the command 'apt update' followed by 'apt install' to update to the latest version.

  • How do I connect to the VPN client?

    Download the VPN profile from the client web service and import it into your OpenVPN client.

  • What should I do about web certificate warnings?

    These warnings occur if you haven’t set up SSL certificates; you can proceed with the default credentials.

  • Is the OpenVPN version updated automatically?

    No, you must manually update the OpenVPN version to reflect the latest available.

  • What are the default login credentials?

    The default username is 'openvpn' and the password is set during the initial setup.

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    [Music]
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    [Music]
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    hello this is Justin with OpenVPN this
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    tutorial will focus on installing open
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    DP and access server on VMware ESXi
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    using our virtual appliance ESXi is a
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    popular virtualization platform created
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    by BM where that allows a user to deploy
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    the platform on a bare-metal server and
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    then launch virtual machines
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    yes and I'll just click that select
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    there and that will open the
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    documentation page titled deploying the
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    access server appliance on VMware ESXi
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    there's a lot of good information on
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    this page I recommend if you're using
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    this appliance to peruse this
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    information and the download link is
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    right here now it's a large file since
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    it's a bundle to image its 773 megabytes
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    I'm gonna go ahead and pause this video
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    while that downloads and I'll be right
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    back okay that OPA file has finished
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    downloading and we can go to our ESXi
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    and start the process so I've I've
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    opened my dashboard here I just need to
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    log in and I'll land on the home page
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    and I like to go to virtual machines I
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    can see all the machines that I
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    currently have and I'll click create or
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    register a new VM now in this step we
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    are creating a new virtual machine but
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    we're gonna deploy that machine from an
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    OVA file so we'll choose this option
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    here click Next oops I think I over
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    clicked ok so now we have the option to
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    select our file and this is where we'll
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    use that Oba that we downloaded from the
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    Open VPN net site and I'll click here
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    you can also drag-and-drop I'll just
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    click to open my downloads and find the
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    file which is right here
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    OAS it's version 2.7 point 5 choose and
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    then I'll give the virtual machine a
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    name a s demo and click Next now storage
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    options I don't put any BMS on the SSD
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    that I have put them on the HDD so
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    that's fine there and then then
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    provisioning is suggested I'm gonna pick
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    which network I want I have a number of
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    networks that are deployed on this yes X
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    ID but I want internet because a nexus
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    server has to have a public IP click
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    Next and those options look good and
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    then finish
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    now similar to the download this will
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    take a couple of minutes so I'll go
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    ahead and pause the video again okay our
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    virtual appliance has been successfully
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    deployed and I'll just find that VM we
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    named it a s demo if I click on the name
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    it will open the details page and then I
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    can open a terminal by clicking on this
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    window you can also use the VMware
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    remote console now all the appliances
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    are are configured with a simple
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    password that you'll want to change and
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    that is root so just need to click on
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    this window root and then openvpn KS as
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    the password this is just for initial
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    login now it'll go directly through the
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    setup wizard I'm gonna go ahead and
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    close out of that though with control C
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    and the reason I did that is because the
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    first step I need to do is set up a
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    static IP address an access server
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    absolutely has to have a public IP I do
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    not have a DHCP server set up on my ESXi
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    so it wasn't able to pull an IP directly
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    so right now this machine has no IP
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    address if you have a DHCP server set up
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    on yours you'll pull an IP address and
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    you'll be all set so the underlying
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    operating system in our appliance is
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    going to 18 LTS so that uses netplan so
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    I'll need to go to that and alter the mo
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    file and by default it has the HCP set
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    as yes so I'm just gonna change that to
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    no and then setup my address
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    Gateway even though we don't pick this
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    up by itself I like to put it in anyways
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    and then DNS servers and I'll just add a
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    couple of the Google DNS servers here
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    and then if I went over that looks
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    pretty good to me I don't think I made
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    any mistakes there let's sing that plan
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    apply will tell us now it worked and it
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    looks like we are all set okay now we
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    can run that setup wizard and like on
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    every axis server we have the old VPN -
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    an it utility it's just the same it'll
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    launch the the initial wizard just like
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    you work initially booting this machine
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    so I'll agree to the license here it'll
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    be a primary and now I have each zero
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    and my opee address excellent choose two
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    there and then the default options for
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    the rest of I and of course these can be
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    changed at any time and the admin UI I
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    am gonna log in as openvpn and we'll let
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    it go ahead and finish setting up
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    so the only thing at the end of the
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    wizard we get our admin UI IP address
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    and the client web service IP address
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    and well I mean it's the same IP address
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    the URL I should say now all I need to
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    do is change the Open VPN password so we
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    can log in that should do it and we'll
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    go back to a web browser and we do not
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    have web certificates set up so we'll
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    always get this warning log in with the
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    credentials I just setup agree to the
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    license and there we go
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    now this virtual appliance has access of
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    reversion to point seven point five we
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    do not update for every single release
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    so we do have a newer version available
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    and we'll go ahead and update the
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    appliance that we created to reflect
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    that and since this is an appliance that
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    we created Open VPN we can just use
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    aptitude for that so it's doing apt
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    update you'll see that the AAS
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    repository is already included in the
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    sources dot list D palm section of Act
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    and if we do have to install yes
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    it will try to install a new version Y
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    for yes
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    okay that is finished installing we can
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    go back to our admin UI if i refresh
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    this it'll make me log it you log in
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    again because the AAS daemon restarted
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    and there we go two point eight point
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    two that is our latest version and we
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    are all set the server is running and
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    looking good one more thing we could do
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    is go ahead and visit the client web
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    service and download a profile and then
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    connect I'll use the same Open VPN user
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    and a user locked profile would be great
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    named client or VPN I'll open one of the
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    clients that I have here and this is the
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    latest client for Mac had a new profile
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    find that client that OBP in there it is
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    and it looks good I'll add my password
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    and then just say connect after import
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    instant connection looks good make sure
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    that we have internet access we do
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    everything looks good okay that about
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    does it for this video on installing
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    Open VPN access server on ESXi thanks
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    for watching
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    [Music]
Tags
  • OpenVPN
  • Access Server
  • VMware
  • ESXi
  • virtual appliance
  • network configuration
  • static IP
  • VPN client
  • server update
  • installation tutorial