#Private internet access with openvpn archive
#Private internet access with openvpn password

Connect an ethernet cable from the mini wireless router's WAN port to a LAN port on a modem or upstream routerĢ0. Now disconnect and re-connect your PC ethernet connection via your network applet.ġ9. You will probably see a a message that says 'Device unreachable!' at this point.

You should get 'Configuration has been rolled back!' hit Apply anyway button Give the router 30 seconds to apply the configuration, but expect it to fail, and give it another 30 seconds to 'roll back' Click the Save & Apply Button at the bottom of the pageġ8. Go to Network > Interfaces and click the Edit button next to LANġ6. button and set a password, and don't forget to hit the Save followed by dismiss buttons once the setting have been successfully savedġ5. If you see 'Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead' click the Advance button and then Accept the Risk and Continueġ4.

#Private internet access with openvpn password

Give the router a minute to boot up and then open a web browser and login to the router at (no password set by default, just hit login) Connect an ethernet cable from the LAN port on the router to the LAN port on your computerġ3. Connect the USB power cable to your mini wireless routerġ2.

#Private internet access with openvpn archive

Open a file archiver utility such as the GNOME archive manager and create an archive named containing the etc folder previously extracted.ġ1. Save the file as key.txt in the previously extracted etc/openvpn directoryġ0. Open a text editor and enter your Private Internet Access login username on the first line and the password on the 2nd lineĩ. Copy the ovpn file you downloaded and edited for Private Internet Access into the previously extracted directory etc/openvpnĨ. Download and extract our default OpenVPN configuration for Private Internet Access on libreCMC 1.5+ (it is the same as the one for nord-vpn)Ħ. Find and replace the 'auth-user-pass' line with 'auth-user-pass /etc/openvpn/key.txt', save the file, and exitĥ.

Open the ovpn config file that you downloaded in a text editorĤ. Extract the ovpn config file you want to use and make note of its locationģ.

* These direction are applicable to newer releases of libreCMC and should work on 1.5+ and have been confirmed to work on libreCMC 1.5.2Ģ.