OpenVPN “Just Works”
April 12th, 2007 by 
Barry O'Donovan
When it comes to OSS, it very often happens that I find something I like and stick with it.
OpenVPN is a good example of this.
I have a number of OpenVPN installations for various purposes and today I had need of yet another for a new client.
I often thought about writing a how-to for OpenVPN. But why bother? It’s quick and easy to implement and they already have a brief but comprehensive how-to which always does the job for me – once you’ve set it up once, the next time will take just 30 minutes.
OpenVPN just works. It does what it says on the tin and it’s reliable and robust.
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