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== How To Save your OpenVPN Username & Password==
 
== How To Save your OpenVPN Username & Password==
 
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1. Download the [https://wiki.btguard.com/uploads/openvpn_pass.exe OpenVPN BTGuard Configuration] executable file. and launch it or Download the [https://wiki.btguard.com/uploads/openvpn-win-config-pass.zip OpenVPN Modified BTGuard Configuration] Zip file.<br/>
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1. Download the [https://wiki.btguard.com/uploads/openvpn_pass.exe OpenVPN BTGuard Configuration] executable file. and launch it.
''These modified config files will not work if you don't have the pass.txt file. (see below)''
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2. Extract its content to '''C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\Config''' or '''C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN\Config'''<br/>
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2. Go to '''C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\Config'''<br/>
''If it won't allow you to unzip the files directly in the Config folder, try extracting them to the desktop then moving them to the folder ''<br/>
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5. Rename that file pass or pass.txt depending on whether file extensions are shown or not.
 
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6. Type your '''username''' on the '''first''' line and your '''password''' on the '''second''' line. <br/>
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3. Open '''pass.txt''' and type your '''username''' on the '''first''' line and your '''password''' on the '''second''' line. <br/>
 
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''Both username and password are case sensitive. Make sure not to add/forget Capital Letters.'' <br/>
 
''Both username and password are case sensitive. Make sure not to add/forget Capital Letters.'' <br/>
 
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That's it! Now connect to OpenVPN as usual and you will not be asked for your login information.
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Latest revision as of 20:27, 7 June 2017

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How To Save your OpenVPN Username & Password


1. Download the OpenVPN BTGuard Configuration executable file. and launch it.

2. Go to C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\Config


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3. Open pass.txt and type your username on the first line and your password on the second line.

Both username and password are case sensitive. Make sure not to add/forget Capital Letters.

4. Save the file.

That's it! Now connect to OpenVPN as usual and you will not be asked for your login information.