OpenVPN for Android
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"OpenVPN" is a trademark of OpenVPN Technologies, Inc.\n
Copyright 2012 Arne Schwabe
The program uses the following components. See the source for full details on the licenses
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This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit\n
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This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)\n
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About Openvpn for Android
List of all configured VPNs
All your precious VPNs
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PKCS12 Password
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TLS Auth
Show advanced settings
Use TLS Authentication
TLS Direction
VPN List
Add OpenVPN Config
Saved VPN Configs
Enter IPv6 Address/Netmask in CIDR Format (e.g. 2000:dd::23/64)
Enter IPv4 Address/Netmask in CIDR Format (e.g. 1.2.3.4/24)
IPv4 Address
IPv6 Address
Enter custom OpenVPN. Use with great care. Also note that many of the tun related Openvpn settings cannot be supported by design of the VPNSettings. If you think an important option is missing contact the author
Username
Password
For the static configuration the TLS Auth Keys will be used as static keys.
Configure the VPN
Add Profile
Enter a name identifying the new Profile
Duplicate Profile Name
Profile Name
No User certificate selected.
No error found
Error in Configuration
An error has been found in your VPN configuration:
Cannot parse the IPv4 address
Cannot parse the custom routes
Leave empty to query on demand
OpenVPN Shortcut
Connect to VPN
Profile specified in shortcut not found
Random Host Prefix
adds 6 random chars in front of hostname
Enable Custom Options
Specify custom options. Use with care!
Route rejected by Android
Disconnect
clear log
Cancel Confirmation
Disconnect the connected VPN/cancel the connection attempt?
Remove VPN
Checks whether the server uses a TLS Server Certificate
Except TLS Server
Checks the Remote Server Certificate CN against a String
Certificate Hostname Check
Enter the String against which the remote Server is checked. Openvpn will use prefix matching. "Server" matches "Server-1" and "Server-2"\\nLeave empty to check the CN against the server hostname.
Remote Hostname(CN)
Enables the TLS Key Authentication
TLS Auth File
Requests IP addresses, routes and timing options from the server.
No information is requested from the server. Settings need to be specified below.
Pull Settings
DNS
Override DNS Settings by Server
Use your own DNS Servers
searchDomain
DNS Server to be used.
DNS Server to be used.
DNS Server
Secondary DNS Server used if the normal DNS Server cannot be reached.
Backup DNS Server
Ignore pushed routes
Ignore routed pushed by the server.
Redirects all Traffic over the VPN
Use default Route
Enter custom routes. Only enter destination in CIDR format. "10.0.0.0/8 2002::/16" would direct the networks 10.0.0.0/8 and 2002::/16 over the VPN.
Custom Routes
Log verbosity level
Allows authenticated packets from any IP
Allow floating server
Custom Options
Edit VPN Settings
Remove the VPN Profile %s?
" On some custom ICS images the permission on /dev/tun might be wrong, or the tun module might be missing completly"
Opening tun interface failed badly.
"Error: "
Clear
info
Show connection details
Last interface configuration from Openvpn:
Local IP: %1$s/%2$d
DNS Server: %s
DNS Domain: %s
Routes: %s
Cannot make sense of %1$s and %2$s as local IP with CIDR netmask, assuming second address is peer address of remote. Using /32 netmask for local IP.
Cannot make sense of %1$s and %2$s as IP route with CIDR netmask, using /32 as netmask.
Corrected route %1$s/%2$s to %3$s/%2$s