Strange Upload Problem on Hyper-V

[Orton]

Hello friends,
I am confused about installing the OpenVPN on a Hyper-V Server 2008 R2. I have tried many things but wasn't successful. Everytime at the installation I am getting some strange Upload Problem on Hyper-V. So please explain me how do you install OpenVPN on a Hyper-V Server 2008 R2.?? Hoping for the needful information as soon as possible.

[Pratim]

The following are some rough ideas about installing OpenVPN :

1. For a client, retrieve the installation file OpenVPN
2. Upload the setup OpenVPN on a FTP (free account at drivehq)
3. In remote desktop, console, connect to the ftp server
4. start installation
5. Configure OpenVPN
6. Upload files ca.crt, and client1.crt client1.key on ftp (put command)
7. Recover files from ftp on the client (and then delete it from the ftp for security reasons) and install / configure openvpn

[hariharan_00]

OpenVPN can Be a little daunting to configure the first time you jump Into it, you get your goal ounces configuration WORKED out, it's a pleasure to use. Once You Have the software running on your network, it's possible to seamlessly Perform a great number of tasks. One of the MOST popular and practical uses for OpenVPN Is To enable secure surfing and home network access When traveling out gold is open year-Fi access point. It can Also Be Used to connect remote networks together Separate Into one large network That Is Fully routable. There's really no limit to What You Can Do with OpenVPN.

[Dilbert]

First, download the install file from web (openvpn-2.0.5-gui-1.0.3-setup.exe). This is the GUI version of OpenVPN. Basically it's good ole OpenVPN with a minimal graphic interface That Is available from the system tray. Install it on the Computer That Is going to be your OpenVPN server first. This IS going to computer Need To Be Turned On and running OpenVPN at all times to wish That You Have Your virtual network accessible.

[taher]

If You Have Any previous versions of OpenVPN installed either 'shut down "any instance of it running Before running the install file. Run the install program. "During the installation you can choose if the GUI program started" Will Be Automatically at system startup. The default is yes. I recommend Leaving all of the options is the default. All the instructions below assume That You Have the program installed in the default directory. At the end of the install You Will Need to reboot the machine.