GAdmin-OpenVPN-Client

GAdmin-OpenVPN-Client is a super handy, free, and open-source software that works on multiple platforms. It's designed with a user-friendly graphical interface using GTK+, making it easy for anyone to connect to the GAdmin-OpenVPN-Server. And yes, it supports the OpenVPN protocol!

Key Features of GAdmin-OpenVPN-Client

This software comes packed with features! One of the coolest things is its ability to import configuration packages that you’ve exported from the GAdmin-OpenVPN-Server. Plus, you can also work with individual configurations that include certificates, keys, and .ovpn files.

Multiple Client Setups

You can import several client setups at once. This means if you're on a Local Area Network (LAN), you can easily share your connection with others nearby. Oh, and if you want your connection to start up every time your computer boots up? You can do that too!

Requirements for Use

Just a heads-up: you'll need to have the GAdmin-OpenVPN-Server daemon installed and running on the host computer you're connecting to. You'll also need OpenVPN up and running; otherwise, you won’t be able to use GAdmin-OpenVPN-Client.

User-Friendly Interface

The graphical user interface is really straightforward. It’s designed for system admins or users who have root privileges. You’ll find a main toolbar with buttons that let you quickly activate or deactivate connections, import configurations, and apply any changes you've made.

Navigating Connections

The GUI uses tabs for easy navigation through connections, client logs, and configuration settings. If you want to create a new connection manually, it's super simple! Just fill out a form on the Connections tab where you'll enter details like connection name, server IP address and port number.

Connection Settings

You’ll also select options like server protocol, device type, username/password info, encryption type, proxy settings – all sorts of things! Plus, you'll decide if the connection will be shared or not and whether compression should be used.

If you're curious about getting started with this awesome tool or want more details about how it works, check out this link.