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== History ==
The [[Network: Road Warrior VPN]] was setup to enable remote access to internal sysadminafterdark operations. After considerable research, we determined OpenVPN running on [[Hardware: SAD-HME-FW01]] was the best choice for the business because it is highly documented, easy to setup, and integrates with [[Authentication: Microsoft NPS]] and [[Authentication: Cisco DUO]]. This entry describes how to pair these technologies with OpenVPN.
== Certificate Authority Deployment ==
It is highly recommended to setup certificate authority and self-signed user certificates. In later steps, we will enable password and certificate authentication. When I was playing with these concepts, I can confirm it worked without forcing a certificate check, but I would highly recommend both methods be used. Eventually, I'd like to attempt to integrate Windows Certificate Authority, but this is not on the books at this time.
# Login to your OPNsense firewall.

Latest revision as of 00:41, 20 May 2024

History

The Network: Road Warrior VPN was setup to enable remote access to internal sysadminafterdark operations. After considerable research, we determined OpenVPN running on Hardware: SAD-HME-FW01 was the best choice for the business because it is highly documented, easy to setup, and integrates with Authentication: Microsoft NPS and Authentication: Cisco DUO. This entry describes how to pair these technologies with OpenVPN.

Certificate Authority Deployment

It is highly recommended to setup certificate authority and self-signed user certificates. In later steps, we will enable password and certificate authentication. When I was playing with these concepts, I can confirm it worked without forcing a certificate check, but I would highly recommend both methods be used. Eventually, I'd like to attempt to integrate Windows Certificate Authority, but this is not on the books at this time.

  1. Login to your OPNsense firewall.