Speed test command:
wget --output-document=/dev/null http://speedtest.wdc01.softlayer.com/...
HERE:
https://gist.github.com/raulmoyareyes...
full link and other ways to check speed on your VPS/server
The operating system I choose is Debian 11 (currently).
#vpn #openvpn #vps #vpsсервер #devops
Friends, for your Windows, download the official program:
https://openvpn.net/client-connect-vp...
After installation (extremely simple), import the resulting *.ovpn file and turn it on near the clock in the tray.
How to download this file (*.ovpn), if you have another client, for example, Putty, download and install FileZilla, connect to your VPS server in it and go to the /root folder. There will be an *.ovpn file after installing OpenVPN (on the server) and other *.ovpn files that you will generate later.
IF YOU have any difficulties - write about it in the comments to the video, I will try to help.
If you do not know how to connect to the server via SSH. then google it
ssh client putty windows
filezilla client for windows download
THE VIDEO IS NOT ADVERTISING FOR ANY SOFTWARE PRODUCTS OR VPS SERVER RENTAL SERVICES. EVERYTHING MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO IS FOR EXAMPLE. YOU CAN CHOOSE ANY SERVER THAT SUITABLES YOU BY LOCATION, PAYMENT AND OTHER PARAMETERS!
This ionos.com service did not suit me, although it is the cheapest and most convenient, since I still did not understand how to open a port for OpenVPN (1194).
I chose for myself (so far) - bluevps.com (there is a possibility of paying with crypto). The price at the moment is 3 USD (6 - the next months / as I understand it /), the port speed is 250 MBps, which is quite suitable for the task!
It turns out that for one such VPS (with a speed of 250 MBps), you can download torrents and distribute access to your friends, wives, children, colleagues. At about 250 MBps, it's enough for 10 people if they are regular (download something big once, watch videos, scroll through social networks / communicators) to use the channel.
PUT ON THE SERVER PROTECTION AGAINST PASSWORD BRINGING (SSHGuard):
https://github.com/inverser-pro/nginx...
ionos.com answered me like this:
1. Click on the server you are going to work with
Scroll down the features until you see "Firewall Policies".
2. Click on the pencil next to the word "Linux".
3. This will allow you to select one of the policies you created earlier under: Network » Firewall Policies
That is, you need to edit the default policy (there it will be alone, adding port 1194 or the port that you specify when setting up OpenVPN) and then everything will be fine.
Screen shots:
https://inverser.pro/images/2022/2022...
https://inverser.pro/images/2022/2022...
https://inverser.pro/images/2022/2022...
00:00 Entry
00:15 Overview of VPS services
01:51 Checking the speed on the server (wget)
02:42 angristan/openvpn-install - install OpenVPN in automatic mode
03:42 Removing OpenVPN
03:50 Installing OpenVPN and explaining all the nuances of the setup
07:40 Explanation on OpenVPN clients and *.ovpn configuration files for it (1 client - 1 file) /VPS server side/
08:30 How to create another (or several) configuration files (clients on the server)?
10:31 List of OS where you can put the OpenVPN server
11:39 I enter the client name on the VPS server for the OpenVPN client and generate *.ovpn configuration file
12:33 Connecting to a new VPN server created by us on Linux Manjaro
13:13 Weirdness bluevps
13:38 Showing how to add another client on the server (generate *.ovpn file) for the client on your PC (for example)
14:25 Showing the Android application - OpenVPN and how to import the *.ovpn file into it
14:55 See you soon