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Hi Ryan,
I start it as a service. Then I create a folder on the desktop called
VPN. In the folder I have two batch files. startvpn.bat and stopvpn.bat
The content of the batch files:
[startvpn.bat]
net service start "OpenVPN"
[stopvpn.bat]
net service stop "OpenVPN"
Doug
Ryan Nielsen wrote:
I have Windows XP/2000 road warriors connecting to a linux server.
Just wondering how any who use Windows clients have end-users starting
and stopping the OpenVPN services. I created a batch file to start
OpenVPN, but even when minimized, it is in the way. Someone has to
have a better way to do this. I'd like to create a little GUI box
that could perform these services, but wanted to hear what some of you
have done first.
Thanks, Ryan
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