In the previous blog post, I wrote about Cisco VPN. Now here is the same thing with OpenVPN.
It also contains a little trick I have to use because I can't manage to get the DNS configuration right after connecting. (I need to access the DNS server internal to the LAN I am connecting to.)
Here's the connect.sh script:
And here's the disconnect.sh script:
To make the scripts work, you have to put them in the same folder than your OpenVPN configuration file (here named "client.conf"). This directory must also contain a valid "resolv.conf" file that will be used when the VPN connection is up and running.
As in the previous article, you can execute connect.sh and then close the terminal.
I advise you to create aliases to these scripts. The scripts are made so that you can run them from any directory.
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