ChilinMichael Hello all, Just a little general lead-in, I signed up here reading about OpenVPN being the best for setting up your own in-house VPN, I work for an IT firm for 3 years now, have my A+ and looking to certify in my Net+, I do best learning hands-on so figured on creating a VPN at home for myself, so my phone and other devices while away would tunnel traffic to my home network connection (a Fios 100/100 connection) that has OpenDNS protecting it amongst other features like being able to connect to my PC directly for file transfer, for instance. I've read here and there about running an OpenVPN server on a Raspberry Pi, is this possible? That's something I'd want as my home PC (Asus Republic of Gamers PC) doesn't get left on, nor would I really want to do that. The router I currently have is a Linksys EA7500. If you need any more info to tell me if this would work, and what it would entail, please let me know. Looking forward to some replies/other ideas!
TinCanTech Raspberry Pi is adequate for a home VPN Server. For the rest, start here: HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition
