On Fri, 2010-12-10 at 08:51 -0300, Andrew Latham wrote: > > Hi Guys > > > > Is there an instruction on how to setup an OpenVPN connection in > > NetworkManager on an Ubuntu Desktop? > > > I am not an Ubuntu user but I have many other users that got it > working very well. You can copy the config and keys to the > /etc/openvpn and allow the system to connect on its own. There maybe > a walk though on OpenVPNs new site that will help. >
Ok, I got it working with Network Manager in Ubuntu. The problem is that the xxx-client.conf file generated by EBox does not mention anything regarding LZO compression. It seems on the EBox it is turned on, but Ubuntu takes the default as off if not specified. The fix (on Ubuntu): After importing the xxx-client.conf file in network-manager, click on the Advanced tab, then tick "Use LZO data compression". Is it possible that the EBox/Zentyal could specify LZO compression in the xxx-client.conf file? Or must this be set on the client machine? Despite all the other methods mentioned, using network-manager is an easier way, since I need to connects to more than one VPN site for remote support, and only when necessary, so I don't want automatic connections that are always on. No I can click on network-manager and start/stop VPN connection as required. Regards Charl _______________________________________________ zentyal-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zentyal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zentyal-users
