Install OpenVPN in a Centos 7 Virtual Machine
OpenVPN is an incredible tool for creating securely encrypted, remote network-to-network and client-to-network tunneled connections. You can think of it like this, if you have an OpenVPN connection to a network, then you have a secure connection to that network and all the resources on that network, like printers, file servers, other host computers, etc.. To set it up, you need to install an OpenVPN access server on one computer, and then on a separate computer, install an OpenVPN client for connecting to the server remotely. The goal of the lab is to install and configure an OpenVPN server, and then from a second computer, open a tunnel to the server using an OpenVPN client. To do this, you will first need to install Centos 7 (64bit) in a VMware Player virtual machine. Since this is a test case scenario, during the Centos 7 installation, I recommend installing the Gnome Desktop instead of the default, minimal install. When creating the virtual machine with VMware Player you will need
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