[ Thanks to Falko
Timme for this link. ]
“You will need:
“A Linux Server or Linux VPS – although this tutorial is
specifically aimed at Debian based distributions, the OpenVPN
configurations will be the same across the board – you will
just have to tweak a few of the commands and directories. I tested
this on OpenVZ but it should work on other virtualisation
platforms.“A couple of kernel modules enabled – You will need to be
able to use the NAT table functionality of IP Tables. You will also
need to have the Tap/Tun device enabled. If you are using a VPS you
will need to contact your hosting provider to enable these if they
are not available – I point out during the tutorial where you
will find out if these are not enabled.“A client – You will need at least one client to connect
to your VPN – this can be with either a Windows or Linux
client, but I will be showing a tutorial for Windows only –
Linux client configuration will be the same however so you should
have no trouble.”