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We built an incredibly easy single click OpenVPN setup tool for DigitalOcean and Rackspace during Sochi: http://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/vpn http://www.tinfoilse
by borski 13y ago
We built an incredibly easy single click OpenVPN setup tool for DigitalOcean and Rackspace during Sochi: http://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/vpn http://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/vpn
Enter API key creds, it makes the box for you, sets it up, and hands you a config you can use for your client of choice. (The script is open source for those of you that don't want to enter creds - we don't store them, and actually remove access whenever we can; for example, we delete our own SSH key from DO because they let us).
- tlongren 13y agoOMG that looks amazing! Contact me about it? tyler@longren.io.
- mrfusion 13y agoThat's brilliant! Does it really work? How would one connect to it?
- borski 13y agoWorks great. :) we give you, at the end, a config file you can use for your OpenVPN client of choice. We like viscosity on win/Mac: https://www.sparklabs.com/viscosity/ https://www.sparklabs.com/viscosity/
- rahimnathwani 13y agoOut of curiosity - why not TunnelBlick on Mac?
- borski 13y agoHave you used it? The Viscosity UI is, in my opinion, bounds better - easier to use, more obvious configuration options, etc.
- rahimnathwani 13y agoI started using TunnelBlick before I had heard of Viscosity. The UI isn't great but it was easy enough to install and configure. I will check out Viscosity, as I don't particularly like having to use the config files directly each time I want to make a small change. Do you know whether the performance (throughput, latency) differs between the two?
- borski 13y agoI haven't noticed any difference, but I don't have any statistics for that. Just "feel."