OpenVpn on freenas8

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torrin

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Adding packages is not currently supported and it would like be very difficult to do. It is on the roadmap for 8.1
 

krnkrn

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it would like be very difficult to do.


I saw :(
I tried in several ways with no result. Unfortunately I can't use the old version because the NIC isn't supported, so I think to 2 solutions:
1. Using an external firewall with ovpn installed on it
2. Add a pci express nic and install the 0.7. In this case, someone knows if there are problems of compatibility and what kind of chipset is better for do it?

tnx
 

thewiep

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you could also flash alternative firmware on your router if it is supported
I have DD-WRT on my Linksys router and have OpenVPN running on it

if yours isn't supported you could always buy a cheap supported on, might even be cheaper than the card you plan on purchasing.. :)
 

SoftDux-Rudi

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I think it would be great to have OpenVPN (or any other VPN) built-in to FreeNAS as a default feature. Many users want to use their NAS boxes on the internet, or accessible via the internet and offering a VPN for them would secure their communications to the NAS.

One situation where I can see many users using it is when they have 2 NAS servers in 2 different colo hosting data centers and need todo ZFS snapshot or rsync backups across the internet, via 3rd party datacenter networks.
 

yvann

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The openvpn package works but an error occurs during instanciation so ... is it possible to add the if_tap module in freenas ?

Sun Jul 3 16:34:42 2011 Cannot allocate TUN/TAP dev dynamically
 

Milkwerm

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PFSense 2.0, also built on the freebsd/NanoBSD platform has a very good OpenVPN implementation. So it shouldn't be that difficult to get running in FreeNAS.
 
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