Creating openvpnserver and connect with local
Setting Up OpenVPN on 🇦 🇼 🇸 📡🏰
Step 1: Launch an EC2 Instance 🖥️🖥
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Open the AWS Console.
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Navigate to the EC2 service and click “Launch an Instance.”
Step 2: Select an OpenVPN AMI 🖥️🖥🪞
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In the “Browse for AMIs” section, search for “OpenVPN.”
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Choose an OpenVPN Amazon Machine Image (AMI) from the AWS Marketplace.
Step 3: Choose the First AMI 👈
- Select the first available OpenVPN AMI. Click “Continue.”
Step 4: Instance Configuration
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Configure your EC2 instance settings as needed.
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Create or select an Elastic IP for your instance.
This is essential for a stable connection.
Step 5: SSH into the Server 🖥️
- SSH into the newly created EC2 instance following the instructions provided in the screenshot.
Step 6: Set Password for User ‘openvpn’ 🔐⛓🖇
- After connecting to the server, set a password for the ‘openvpn’ user as per the screenshot’s instructions.
Step 7: Access the OpenVPN Admin UI
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Open the URL provided in the last step.
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Access the Admin User Interface.
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Enter your username and password when prompted.
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Accept the terms and conditions.
Step 8: Establish a VPN Connection
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Open your web browser and navigate to the provided URL (e.g., https://5.137.451.944/).
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You’ll be redirected to a login page.
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Select your user-locked profile.
Step 9: 📥 Download the Configuration File
- Download the VPN configuration file to your local system.
- After downloading, rename the file to
'user1.ovpn.'
Step 10: Connect to the VPN
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Go to your local system and open the terminal.
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Run the following command to establish the VPN connection:
`sudo openvpn --config /home/yahya/Downloads/yahyavpn1.ovpn`
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Provide your username and password when prompted.
Step 11: Verify 🔵✔️ the Connection 🎯
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Your IP address should now be changed and static, indicating a successful VPN connection.
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By following these steps, you can set up OpenVPN on an AWS EC2 instance and ensure secure and private internet access.