# cp ca.crt crl.pem /usr/local/etc/pia_openvpn/ As long as you know where the files are so you can point your config parameters to the location. Copy the ca.crt and crl.pem files to the PIA directory that will contain the config files, at say /usr/local/etc/pia_openvpn. Unzip the contents of the downloaded folder and find the ca.crt and crl.pem filesĢ.3. Using the command line download into a designated directory.Ģ.1 Create a directory where you wish to download the zip files usingĢ.2. TO GET THE PIA ca.crt and crl.pem CERTIFICATES from the PIA site- download the zip file, which also contains actual server specific configuration files which we will use later to customize the configuration. The OpenVPN port can be found under /usr/ports/security/openvpnĢ. I prefer to use the pkg installation method for ease use whichever suits you best.
#PRIVATE INTERNET ACCESS OPENVPN INSTALL#
TO INSTALL OPENVPN, go to the Terminal as root and issue the command as below answer Yes to all the prompts.
the PIA ca.crt and crl.pem certificates the other set up parameters will be discussed belowġ. security/openvpn installed package or port installed on FreeBSD a valid PIA username and password (apply online at ) FreeBSD handbook (for installation, ports and package tools)įor the PIA SETUP YOU NEED THE FOLLOWING: configure /etc/rc.conf to load OpenVPN at startupĤ.
download the PIA certificates and basic configuration filesģ. If you need more information on using the ports or pkg(8) command to install applications – see the FreeBSD handbook (chapter 4) here Ģ. you are willing and able to use a Terminal to issue some basic commands as root (or sudo if you have it installed) This setup focuses on having PIA OpenVPN run from startup of your machine.ģ.
#PRIVATE INTERNET ACCESS OPENVPN HOW TO#
This How-To explains how to set up a Privateinternetaccess ( PIA) client on FreeBSD using OpenVPN.
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