openvpn-install | OpenVPN server on Debian , Ubuntu , Fedora , CentOS or Arch | VPN library
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Set up your own OpenVPN server on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS or Arch Linux.
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QUESTION
I set up my own VPN by installing OpenVPN on a Ubuntu server, then I download client.ovpn
file from Ubuntu server to my Windows laptop. And then, I import that client.ovpn
to OpenVPN GUI
app on Windows and finally, I connect to my Ubuntu VPN server and everything work fine.
I installed OpenVPN on Ubuntu server using this instruction: https://github.com/angristan/openvpn-install
So i think traffic flow will be like this:
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Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 03:27Yes, the point of OpenVPN is that the traffic is encrypted (unless you disable all security in the server's config file) between the client (your Windows laptop) and the Ubuntu Server. Your traffic to the internet is not encrypted though. You'd best use Tor if you want to hide your IP Address online.
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APPROVE_INSTALL=y
APPROVE_IP=y
IPV6_SUPPORT=n
PORT_CHOICE=1
PROTOCOL_CHOICE=1
DNS=1
COMPRESSION_ENABLED=n
CUSTOMIZE_ENC=n
CLIENT=clientname
PASS=1
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