Hiding Openvpn Traffic Through TCP 443 with Nginx
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
In my current ubuntu 20.04 server, I am serving websites using nginx and letsencrypt.
I want to hide openvpn traffic with nginx using TCP 443.
Switch has these ports open: 80,443,8443
I have included these configurations:
nginx sites-enabled: nginx.conf
openvpn server: server.conf
openvpn client: client.conf
iptalbes for openvpn: openvpn-iptables
These are the objectives:
- Hosted sites should still work
- Hiding Openvpn traffic using TCP 443 securly and possibly bypassing deep inspection as regular https traffic
- Written documentation on what to modify to make this work
I want to hide openvpn traffic with nginx using TCP 443.
Switch has these ports open: 80,443,8443
I have included these configurations:
nginx sites-enabled: nginx.conf
openvpn server: server.conf
openvpn client: client.conf
iptalbes for openvpn: openvpn-iptables
These are the objectives:
- Hosted sites should still work
- Hiding Openvpn traffic using TCP 443 securly and possibly bypassing deep inspection as regular https traffic
- Written documentation on what to modify to make this work