NOTE: this is documentation for Let's Connect!/eduVPN 2.0. Click here for the 1.0 documentation.
This is the eduVPN/Let's Connect! documentation repository. This repository targets administrators and developers. It contains information on how to deploy the VPN software, but also (technical) details about the implementation needed to (better) integrate it in existing infrastructure, and how to modify the software for one's own needs.
For more information see:
NOTE: if you are an end-user of eduVPN and want to contact someone, please contact eduvpn-support@lists.geant.org.
This is an (incomplete) list of features of the VPN software:
See Client Compatibility for more information about the supported OpenVPN clients.
NOTE: if you plan to run eduVPN/Let's Connect! please consider subscribing to the mailing list here. It will be used for announcements of updates and discussion about running eduVPN/Let's Connect!.
You can also use IRC for support & feedback: freenode,
channel #eduvpn
. Please stick around for a while to wait for a response!
Instruction videos
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)x86_64
)Currently we do NOT support CentOS & Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. We are waiting for this to be resolved. We avoid using third party PHP repositories to prevent having to support these repositories in the future.
NOTE: we expect ALL software updates to be installed and the server rebooted before you install the software!
NOTE: if you want to deploy on multiple machines for load balancing, please follow these instructions!
aarch64
)
(Only available through the "development" repository)You can use the aarch64
packages on e.g. the Raspberry Pi.
See DEVELOPMENT_SETUP.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
See [LICENSE].
If you find a security problem in the code, the deployed service(s) and want to
report it responsibly, contact fkooman@tuxed.net.
You can use PGP. My key is 0x9C5EDD645A571EB2
. The full fingerprint is
6237 BAF1 418A 907D AA98 EAA7 9C5E DD64 5A57 1EB2
.