I have a wildcard certificate originally issued for Microsoft IIS web server that I want to use for pfSense vpn access.
Certificate is in .pfx format, and pfSense won`t recognize it. If I want to use the same certificate for pfSense, some changes are needed.
You have pFSense OpenVPN configured with local CA and user certificates, and now – somebody is leaving the company, or certificate is compromised, what should you do? Simply deleting user account or certificate is not a good practice, and it probably won`t work. Read More
We already done OpenVPN setup on pFSense and now we are able to connect to VPN, but we are still not able to access to the LAN resources across VPN connection. Read More
I already covered OpenVPN configuration on pFSense server, and you can read more about it here – https://www.informaticar.net/how-to-setup-openvpn-on-pfsense/
This is tutorial where I will be describing client part of the OpenVPN installation. Once again this short tutorial is targeted for the OpenVPN installation on pFSense.
This tutorial is addition to the OpenVPN configuration on pFSense which I linked above.
Since pFSense is my preferred choice when it comes to firewall solutions, it is logical that I would setup VPN solution on it. In this LAB we`ll be creating OpenVPN SSL Peer to Peer connection.
My goal is to setup OpenVPN without additional payed services. So that means issuing own certificates, managing own CA and revocation list.