novaflash wrote
Sure. Just create one user account. Go to Advanced VPN and make sure multiple concurrent connections is enabled. Then you can use that same .ovpn file and username and password for all VPN connections. Of course this does lower your security. Consider what happens when this ever leaks out? You would have to reset password and this would affect all users. And the client private key, if that leaks, you should consider revoking it and getting a new one. That means getting a new .ovpn file for everyone. So, yes, possible. Wise? Not so much. But it's your choice.
Thanks for the answer.
But my intention is not to give the same login and password to all clients but to use their login and password but they use the same .ovpn file.