Cert Password

[wekalati]

Checklist

• [ ] I read the README
• [ ] I read the Important notes
• [ ] I followed instructions to configure VPN clients
• [ ] I checked Troubleshooting, IKEv2 troubleshooting and VPN status
• [ ] I searched existing Issues
• [ ] This bug is about the VPN setup scripts, and not IPsec VPN itself

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Server (please complete the following information)

• OS: [e.g. Debian 11]
• Hosting provider (if applicable): [e.g. GCP, AWS]

Client (please complete the following information)

• Device: [e.g. iPhone 12]
• OS: [e.g. iOS 15]
• VPN mode: [IPsec/L2TP, IPsec/XAuth ("Cisco IPsec") or IKEv2]

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Hello, hope you are doing well... I noticed that scripts leaves the cert password empty. No I use blackberry, on blackberry it will ask me for a password when I try to import the cert. and I can't leave the password field blank! otherwise the "OK" button will be greyed out and I won't be able to import the cert! How can I set a password for cert?

[hwdsl2]

@wekalati Hello! BlackBerry is not a supported VPN client for this project. With that said, you can choose to protect client config files using a random password like this:

sudo VPN_PROTECT_CONFIG=yes ikev2.sh --addclient [client name]

Replace [client name] in the command above with the name of your new IKEv2 client. A random password will be generated to protect the config files of the new IKEv2 client, and will be displayed.