Configure TurnKey Linux OpenVPN
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a fresh TurnKey Linux OpenVPN appliance online and need a specialist to finish the setup so my staff can log in securely from anywhere. The sole goal is remote access for employees, so I want a clean, reliable configuration that uses simple username-and-password authentication.
Here’s what I still need:
• Complete server configuration on the TurnKey box (user accounts, routing, NAT and firewall rules).
• Ready-to-use .ovpn profiles that work on both Windows and macOS clients, including any quick-start notes my team can follow.
• A short walkthrough (written or recorded) showing how I can add or remove users myself in the future.
• A basic connectivity test with one Windows laptop and one Mac to confirm everything is working end-to-end.
If you know OpenVPN on Debian-based systems and can jump in quickly, let’s get this wrapped up.
Here’s what I still need:
• Complete server configuration on the TurnKey box (user accounts, routing, NAT and firewall rules).
• Ready-to-use .ovpn profiles that work on both Windows and macOS clients, including any quick-start notes my team can follow.
• A short walkthrough (written or recorded) showing how I can add or remove users myself in the future.
• A basic connectivity test with one Windows laptop and one Mac to confirm everything is working end-to-end.
If you know OpenVPN on Debian-based systems and can jump in quickly, let’s get this wrapped up.