Nivis Versa Router 1100 Titan - User Guide
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6.1.1.2
Setup Windows/NMS IPv4 communication VPN-based
1.
Get the following certificates:
nms_ca.crt
,
nms_remote_user.crt
,
nms_remote_user.key
from the NMS
administrator.
2.
Create a configuration file ‘*.ovpn’ in the “c:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config” with the following
information (replace placeholders “<
server_public_IPv4
>” and “<
server_port
>” with the appropriate
values):
client
dev tun1500
proto tcp
remote <
server_public_IPv4
> <
server_port
>
resolv-retry infinite
nobind
ca nms_ca.crt
cert nms_remote_user.crt
key nms_remote_user.key
comp-lzo
ns-cert-type server
verb 3
3.
Start
as
administrator
the
OpenVPN
by
executing
the
exe
file:
"C:\Program
Files\OpenVPN\bin\openvpn-gui.exe"
4.
After it was started, right click on the icon of the VPN application and choose to connect to VPN Server.
5.
Test the VPN connection:
a.
Check if the interface with the assigned VPN ipv4 address <
client_VPN_IPv4
> was created:
i.
ipconfig
ii.
Check in the command output shows and IPv4 in the range
10.185.0.0/24
b.
Check the VPN connection with server:
i.
ping
10.185.0.1
NOTE
Use 1194 for <
server_port
> variable
The NMS server is configured by default to provide to the clients the <
client_VPN_IPv4
> in the range
10.185.0.0/24
The NMS server is configured with <
server_VPN_IPv4
>:
10.185.0.1