OpenVPN setup on Android ICS
Last updated by Mike A on April 21, 2014 08:19
For users running a recent version of Android (Ice Cream Sandwich and above) you are now able to connect to OpenVPN servers without requiring to Root/Jailbreak your phone like previous versions. The setup procedure is a little complicated at first, but once it's setup it has worked flawlessly in our testing.
We are looking into automating this setup in the future to make things more convenient for our users.
To setup OpenVPN on Android ICS:
- You will need to download "OpenVPN for Android" from the android market - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.blinkt.openvpn
- Get a copy of your OpenVPN keys and certificates and server configuration files onto your devices SD card. You can request these from our members area by clicking the blue "Generate server configs" and "regenerate OpenVPN keys" buttons. These will be emailed to your account address.
- Run the above application on your device, and press "Import" (folder icon) in the top right corner or lower right corner on some devices.
- Select a .ovpn server configuration file for the server you want to use, that you copied in the previous step.
- Click the small slider image to the right of the "imported profile" you just created, and then "edit VPN settings" in the top right corner.
- Under the "Basic" tab give your server profile a name. Eg: "VPN.S Australia"
- Go to the "advanced" tab, click "custom options" and remove the line saying "dh dh2048.pem" if its there.
- Thats it! Just back out of the settings and you can now select your new profile to connect to the server :)
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