download the new version for windows OpenVPN Client 2.6.5

Only include an $INTERMEDIATE_CERTIFICATE value if you have an intermediate certificate in your profileinfo.txt file.For each certificate in the chain, copy the text (including and between) '-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-' and '-END CERTIFICATE-'.For example, if your child certificate is called P2SChildCert, your client certificate will be after the subject=CN = P2SChildCert attribute. You can identify each certificate by looking at the subject= line. Open profileinfo.txt from the previous step in Notepad.# please fill this field with a PEM formatted cert Fill in the section between and, getting the values for $CLIENT_CERTIFICATE, $INTERMEDIATE_CERTIFICATE, and $ROOT_CERTIFICATE as shown below. Switch to the vpnconfig.ovpn file you opened in Notepad. openssl pkcs12 -in 'filename.pfx' -nodes -out 'profileinfo.txt' Be sure to use the thumbprint of the client certificate. The profileinfo.txt file contains the private key and the thumbprint for the CA and the Client certificate. Using OpenSSL on your computer is one way. You'll use the certificate information in the next step.įrom the child certificate, extract the private key and the base64 thumbprint from the. If you don't have the certificate, use one of the following links for steps to export the certificate. Next, locate the child certificate you created. Go to the OpenVPN folder and open the vpnconfig.ovpn configuration file using Notepad. Locate the VPN client profile configuration package that you generated and downloaded to your computer. OpenVPN Client version 2.6 is not yet supported.ĭownload and install the OpenVPN client (version 2.4 or higher) from the official OpenVPN website.

Download the new version for windows OpenVPN Client 2.6.5