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easeway/openvpn

By easeway

•Updated over 10 years ago

A very small (16MB) OpenVPN server and client image with automated certificate management.

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easeway/openvpn repository overview

⁠Simple OpenVPN Server & Client

A very small (16MB) OpenVPN server and client image with automated certificate management.

⁠Details

This is OpenVPN server and client for you without worrying about the complicated certificates and configurations. The main purpose is to setup network tunnels on top of a few subnets which are difficult to inter-connected. Let's get started in a very simple way:

On your server:

docker run -d --net=host --cap-add=NET_ADMIN easeway/openvpn

The purpose using --net=host is to create a VPN for your hosts. Similarly, if you want to create a VPN for a set of containers, remove '--net=host' and share this network namespace with other containers.

And on your client:

docker run -d --net=host --cap-add=NET_ADMIN easeway/openvpn SERVER-IP

By default, the OpenVPN server manages CA, and the client will ask server to issue certificate on the fly - that's how you don't need to bother certificates. Of course, this is insecure, because of the purpose.

There are a few environment variables you can use the override the default configuration:

  • VPN_PORT: the default listening port 1194.
  • VPN_SUBNET: the default is 10.8.0.0
  • VPN_NETMASK: the default is 255.255.255.0
  • VPN_ROUTES: a list of CIDR blocks to be routed by server
  • VPN_OPTIONS: other command-line arguments appended to openvpn.

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5.9 MB

Last updated

over 10 years ago

docker pull easeway/openvpn