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Scripts to build your own IPsec VPN server, with IPsec/L2TP, Cisco IPsec and IKEv2
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Restore import password #1046

Closed Kitanit closed 3 years ago

Kitanit commented 3 years ago

I installed a VPN server a couple of days ago and did not copy the import password, is it possible to see it again? *I need it to create the certificate from the screenshot below

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EpicBirb commented 3 years ago

Yes you can, you will need the helper script in order for this to work.

If the helper script is in the directory, run sudo bash ikev2.sh Then select option 2 and type the client name you are trying to get the certificate and the private key to import the certificate.

hwdsl2 commented 3 years ago

@Kitanit Hello! As @Pokemon5252525252 mentioned, you may run the IKEv2 helper script again (run sudo ikev2.sh) and select the option to export configuration for an existing client. The password for client config files will be displayed in the output after exporting.

DangHuengZing commented 2 years ago

I have ruan "sudo ikev2.sh" and select the export configuratgion, but no password displayed. As below:

Creating client configuration...

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IKEv2 VPN client "XXX" exported!

VPN server address: XXX VPN client name: XXX

Client configuration is available at: /root/XXX.p12 (for Windows & Linux) /root/XXX.sswan (for Android) /root/XXX.mobileconfig (for iOS & macOS)

Next steps: Configure IKEv2 VPN clients. See: https://git.io/ikev2clients

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can't find the "import password", any solutions?plz

hwdsl2 commented 2 years ago

@DangHuengZing Hello! An import password is no longer required if it is not displayed in the output of ikev2.sh. Just press Enter when prompted for the password.