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    How to configure NordVPN on Ubuntu Touch

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      adr90 last edited by

      Using "VPN editor" from the OpenStore
      https://open-store.io/app/com.ubuntu.developer.pete-woods.vpn-editor


      1. From one of NordVPN's official .ovpn files (nordvpn.com/ovpn), create the two following:

      ca.crt: containing this part of the .ovpn file:

      -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
      (...)
      -----END CERTIFICATE-----


      TSL.key: containing this part of the .ovpn file:

      -----BEGIN OpenVPN Static key V1-----
      (...)
      -----END OpenVPN Static key V1-----


      Save both ca.crt and TSL.key in a known directory.


      1. Open VPN editor app. Add new connection, and set it up this way:

      ID: AnyNameToRecognizeTheConnection
      Remote: x.x.x.x:1194
      (choose the IP of any NordVPN server)
      Type: Password
      Username: xxxxxxxx (provided in your user's account)
      Password: ·············· (provided in your user's account)
      CA certificate: ca.crt (file previously created from the .ovpn)


      Advanced:

      Tick "Use renegotiation interval: 0"
      Tick "Use LZO data compression
      Tick "Use custom virtual device type:"
      TUN
      and name: tun

      Tick "Use custom tunnel MTU: 1500"
      Tick "Randomize remote hosts"


      Security:

      Cipher: AES-256-CBC
      HMAC authentication: SHA-512


      TLS:

      Tick "Verify peer certificate"
      Peer certificate TLS type: Server
      Tick "Use additional TLS authentication:"
      Key file: TLS.key (file previously created from the .ovpn)
      Key direction: 1


      1. The connection is ready to use. Turn the switch on and wait for it to go green.
        Try ipleak.net from a web browser to test the connection.
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