This project provides a shell-based automation utility for deploying and managing OpenVPN servers on Linux hosts. It functions as an orchestration tool that handles the installation of networking software, the configuration of system-level routing rules, and the generation of cryptographic credentials required to establish secure, encrypted tunnels for remote network access.
The tool distinguishes itself by automating the entire lifecycle of a private network gateway, including the management of peer identities and the distribution of standardized configuration profiles. It simplifies the setup of complex network components such as kernel-level packet forwarding and network address translation, allowing administrators to route client traffic through a private host gateway without manual intervention.
Beyond initial deployment, the utility facilitates ongoing administration by providing routines for adding or removing client devices and managing peer access. It enforces secure traffic flow by overriding local client gateway settings and configuring custom DNS resolution, ensuring that all connected device traffic is routed through the encrypted tunnel. The project is distributed as a set of command-line scripts designed for direct execution on Linux server environments.
