Tutorial for Windows




Tutorial For Window


Win Xp


Download and install the OpenVPN Windows installation package v2.2.2.
Download the OpenVPN configuration files and CA certificate.
Unzip all *.ovpn files (each file is for one VPN server) and ca.crt files to your openvpn configuration directory: 
C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config.
Start OpenVPN GUI. For example from START->Programs->OpenVPN->OpenVPN GUI.


Right-Click on the OpenVPN GUI icon in your system tray, choose suitable server location and then choose "Connect".




Enter your VPN Account details - your VPN ID and Password and press the "OK" button.


If the OpenVPN GUI icon in your system tray is green, you are successfully connected.


Windows 7


1.  Download and run the VPN OpenVPN Installer for Windows Guide.
2.  Select the language.


3.  Click "Next".


4.  Read our Terms of Service and then check "I accept the agreement". Click "Next".


5.  Remember the "Destination location". Click "Install".


6.  Click "I agree".


7.  Click "Next".


8.  The "Destination folder" has to be the same as the "Destination location" in STEP 5. Click "Install".


9.  Click "Next".


10. Click "Finish".


11. Download the OpenVPN configuration files and CA certificate.
12. Paste config file to folder C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config
13. Extract config at folder C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config


14. Start OpenVPN GUI. For example from START->Programs->OpenVPN->OpenVPN GUI.
15. Please Right-click and choice "Run as administrator"


16. Right-Click on the OpenVPN GUI icon in your system tray, choose the suitable server location and then choose "Connect".


17. Enter your VPN Account details -  for VPN Id and Password and press the "OK" button.


18. If the OpenVPN GUI icon in your system tray is green, you are successfully connected.


19. Now please try to open some website. If you are not able to browse Internet (open any website), please call my email.
20. For test ip, Go http://http://www.whatismyip.net/ and see the ip already change. That means you already connected to our VPN