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Yeah, I suppose I could do that. In my config files I have the name of each user's cert as their unique name. Is that what you're doing as well, or do you just use a generic name for the cert on the client's machine? If not then are you getting the user to modify the default config file you've provided? On 12/22/05, Terry L. Inzauro <tinzauro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > i have the same issues (lazy / ignorant) end users. what i do to thwart my woes is: > > - create a custom (to my environment) installer which puts all the correct config in the right place > - create and manage all certs myself. when a user finally needs / wants them, he/she calls me and i then push the certs out to an ssl enabled download site and instruct them to > "save them as" xyz.crt and pdq.key in the right place > - have them fire up openvpn > > > thats it. seems to be woking quite well for everyone with an IQ higher that the temperature outside(which is around 10 today) > > > regards > > > _Terry > > > ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |