VPN Apps & Downloads

Download the right OpenVPN client for your device and connect in minutes.

Connection Quick Reference

SettingValue
Server Address152.97.225.14
Port1194
ProtocolTCP
VPN TypeOpenVPN (SSL/TLS + User Auth)
Tunnel Network10.7.20.0/24
DNS (pushed)192.168.1.3
EncryptionAES-256-GCM
Auth DigestSHA256
Your VPN IP: When connected, your device receives an address in the 10.7.20.x range.

Networks You Can Reach

SubnetWhat’s There
192.168.1.0/24Infrastructure — servers, NAS, switches, APs
10.7.15.0/24IoT / Media — cameras, Alexa, Xbox, HVAC
10.7.16.0/24Apple Devices
10.7.17.0/24Lab
10.7.18.0/24DisneyFarm
10.7.20.0/24VPN Clients (you are here)

Download OpenVPN Client

💻 Windows

OpenVPN GUI — the official Windows client. Runs in the system tray and supports importing .ovpn profiles directly.

Download OpenVPN GUI Alternative: OpenVPN Connect (newer UI, same protocol)

macOS

Tunnelblick — free, open-source OpenVPN client for Mac. Double-click your .ovpn file to import.

Download Tunnelblick Alternative: OpenVPN Connect for Mac

📱 iOS / iPadOS

OpenVPN Connect — official app from the App Store. Import your .ovpn file via AirDrop, email, or Files.

App Store

🤖 Android

OpenVPN Connect — official app from Google Play. Import your .ovpn file and connect with one tap.

Google Play Alternative: OpenVPN for Android (F-Droid, open source)

🐧 Linux

Use the built-in openvpn package or NetworkManager plugin. Works on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, etc.

sudo apt install openvpn sudo openvpn --config your-profile.ovpn
GUI option: NetworkManager OpenVPN plugin

📡 ChromeOS

ChromeOS supports OpenVPN natively. Import via Settings, or install the Android OpenVPN Connect app from the Play Store.

Play Store Native: Settings → Network → Add VPN

Quick Start (All Platforms)

3 Steps to Connect

  1. Get your config file — Ask the admin to export a .ovpn file from pfSense (VPN → OpenVPN → Client Export)
  2. Install the app — Download the client for your platform above and import the .ovpn file
  3. Connect — Enter your username and password when prompted. The VPN icon appears when you are connected.

Common Issues

Connection Timeout

Check that port 1194/TCP is not blocked by your current network. Hotel and corporate WiFi often block VPN ports. Try a mobile hotspot to test.

TLS Handshake Failed

Your .ovpn config may be outdated. Ask the admin for a fresh export from pfSense Client Export.

Can’t Reach Devices

Connected but can’t ping anything? Verify your client is receiving routes. Run route print (Windows) or netstat -rn (Mac/Linux) and look for the 10.7.x.x subnets.

DNS Not Working

Internal names like *.home.arpa resolve via the pushed DNS server 192.168.1.3. If your client ignores pushed DNS, set it manually on the VPN adapter.

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