OpenVPN Gnome Network Manager

1. Download our OpenVPN Bundled Server profiles
2. Extra the .ZIP file
3. Browse to the extracted folder. Enter into a country folder (eg Russia folder) and extract the profile you would like to use. This should give you another folder with 3 files in it (.key .crt .ovpn)
4. Open up terminal and type inUbuntu/Debian:

   sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn-gnome

   Fedora/Redhat/Centos

   yum install network-manager-openvpn-gnome

5. Click on your network connection > Wired connected > Wired Settings
    
6. Click + and select OpenVPN 
7. Enter in a connection name (can be anything)
8. Enter in the server address you are setting up
9. Type = Password
10. Enter in your VPN username (not your email) and password
11. Click on CA Certifcate and browse to the Country folder/profile you extracted above and select the .CRT file
     
12. Click on Advanced
13. Select the same options as below
    
    Important

    Use custom gateway port: Enter in the portnumber that you would like to use. This must be the same as the profile you wish to use from the extract .ZIP file above

    
     
14. Go to Security tab and set Cipher to AES-256-CBC
     
15. Click on TLS Authentication tab
    Mode = TLS-Crypt
    File = Browse to where you extracted to profile above and select the .KEY file
     

To connection to the VPN, simply click on your network connection > VPN > Connect

• On Ubuntu 17 and above run the following commands, then re-connect to VPN

  sudo nmcli connection modify <vpn-connection-name-you-set> ipv4.dns-priority -42
  
  systemctl restart network-manager.server

• On Ubuntu 16.04 do the below
  – Edit the fille NetworkManager.conf file under
  /etc/NetworkManager and comment out dns=dnsmasq line

  #dns=dnsmasq

• Restart NetworkManager

  service restart network-manager