Softether OpenVPN with certificate and password auth
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 6:27 am
Hi there,
my name is Simon, I´m 26 years old and just found SoftEther VPN this weekend. I was looking for a new VPN Server for the company I work in. The established one is a OpenVPN on a Ubuntu Server, not very nice to use. Target is to build a machine/server, that is easy to use, even for my trainee.
In my company we have an almost completely Windows structure, so I decided to install SoftEther VPN on a Windows Server 2012 R2. Now the interesting part. I managed to install SoftEther VPN Server, set it up and connected remote, no problem there, nice work, just love it!
Now the tricky part: Is it possible to use OpenVPN with username/password authentication and a certificate per user? The sample configuration has the gernerated server certificate that I created inline, compared it. So I would have to "integrate" the client certificates into the ovpn config file I guess.
Is this even possible? [username/password auth. and certifiacte?] Ah, and another thing, I changed the cipher for OpenVPN from AES-128-CBC to AES-256-CBC, but the sample configuration file [SoftEther created a new one], still shows AES-128-CBC, so do I have to change this manually?
Thanks and best regards
Simon
my name is Simon, I´m 26 years old and just found SoftEther VPN this weekend. I was looking for a new VPN Server for the company I work in. The established one is a OpenVPN on a Ubuntu Server, not very nice to use. Target is to build a machine/server, that is easy to use, even for my trainee.
In my company we have an almost completely Windows structure, so I decided to install SoftEther VPN on a Windows Server 2012 R2. Now the interesting part. I managed to install SoftEther VPN Server, set it up and connected remote, no problem there, nice work, just love it!
Now the tricky part: Is it possible to use OpenVPN with username/password authentication and a certificate per user? The sample configuration has the gernerated server certificate that I created inline, compared it. So I would have to "integrate" the client certificates into the ovpn config file I guess.
Is this even possible? [username/password auth. and certifiacte?] Ah, and another thing, I changed the cipher for OpenVPN from AES-128-CBC to AES-256-CBC, but the sample configuration file [SoftEther created a new one], still shows AES-128-CBC, so do I have to change this manually?
Thanks and best regards
Simon