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== Preparing the ALIX == | == Preparing the ALIX == | ||
The ALIX-board was shipped with a enclosure and a CF-card. | The ALIX-board was shipped with a enclosure and a CF-card. | ||
=== Prepare CF === | === Prepare CF === | ||
[Installing_Alpine_on_Compact_Flash] has instructions on | [[Installing_Alpine_on_Compact_Flash]] has instructions on how to prepare a CF.<BR> | ||
Basically we followed this doc (except that we used Alpine-1.8.3 instead of installing Alpine-1.9). | |||
=== Mounting === | |||
The CF-card was mounted in the ALIX-board and the board was mounted in the enclosure. | |||
== setup-alpine == | == setup-alpine == | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 30 July 2009
OpenVPN client on ALIX.2D3
We needed to connect a RemoteDesktop client (a thinclient) and a SIP-phone to a OpenVPN-network to be able to reach some services.
It was not possible to install openvpn in ether the thinclient or the SIP-phone, so we needed a OpenVPN gateway.
We bought a ALIX.2D3 which would act as gateway for the various clients. (See the ALIX board at http://www.pcengines.ch/alix2d3.htm)
[Upcoming image describing the setup]
Preparing the ALIX
The ALIX-board was shipped with a enclosure and a CF-card.
Prepare CF
Installing_Alpine_on_Compact_Flash has instructions on how to prepare a CF.
Basically we followed this doc (except that we used Alpine-1.8.3 instead of installing Alpine-1.9).
Mounting
The CF-card was mounted in the ALIX-board and the board was mounted in the enclosure.
setup-alpine
setup-webconf
sshd
openvpn
dhcpd
apk_add acf-dhcpd vi /etc/conf.d/dhcpd vi /etc/dhcpd/dhcpd.conf