OpenVPN - Free VPN Server on Ubuntu 22.04

OpenVPN is an open-source VPN (Virtual Private Network) server that allows establishing secure point-to-point or site-to-site connections for data encapsulation and tunneling. OpenVPN servers act as VPN gateways to encrypt and direct all client traffic to the internal network or resources.

OpenVPN uses SSL/TLS protocols for key exchange along with strong encryption for data confidentiality including algorithms like AES-256-CBC, AES-128-CBC, and BF-CBC. Data authentication is enabled using SHA and MD5 hash algorithms. These protect against man-in-the-middle attacks. TLS security layers can be stripped down for improved performance on trusted networks.

The OpenVPN server provides flexible routing and networking capabilities for remote clients like assigning IPs, pushing DNS/WINS server details, adding routes, etc. It can integrate with existing firewalls, gateways, and infrastructures through bridging, NAT, and tun/tap interfaces.

OpenVPN is highly scalable for supporting large installations. Capacity can be increased by balancing load across multiple VPN servers through frontends like load balancers. Other OpenVPN box scaling options are clustering or virtualization.

Detailed logging and statistics can be enabled on the OpenVPN server for auditing connections, monitoring usage, and debugging/troubleshooting purposes. Remote syslog infrastructure can also be used for central logging.

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