How to use your own domain name and certificate to build vpnhood on Linux system

[ghost]

I found that building a vpnhood with a self-signed certificate can easily be blocked by the firewall。How to use your own domain name certificate to build vpnhood in Linux system.I am using ubuntu 22.04

[trudyhood]

Yes, you can use your own domain with valid certificate. Just convert your certificate to pfx file and use that. let me know if you have more questions

[ghost]

How to operate step by step, unable to find tutorial

[trudyhood]

Are you using VpnHood Access Server or built-in File Access Server?

[ghost]

Linux server with regular command line

[trudyhood]

Convert your certificate to pfx file, then save it as default.pfx in the following location \opt\VpnHoodServer\storage\access\certificates\default.pfx

Now, your certificate will be used for new tokens; if you want to use the domain in your certificate use the following command ./vpnHoodServer gen -domain

Note: Wildcard certificate is not supported

[ghost]

How to set HostName

[ghost]

Set HostName to its own domain name

[trudyhood]

you need to create a self signed certificate for your own domain or order an ssl from a certificate authority for your domain. After squiring the certificate, VpnHood will use that

[ghost]

My domain's certificate is a Certificate authority Subscription SSL

[ghost]

./VpnHoodServer gen -domain [10:45:39.1701] info: [0] Using FileAccessServer. AccessFolder: /etc/vpnhood/storage/access The following token has been generated:

Access Details: { "Traffic": { "Sent": 0, "Received": 0 }, "MaxTraffic": 0, "ExpirationTime": null, "MaxClientCount": 2, "ActiveClientCount": 0 }

SupportId: 0 HostEndPoints: HostName: tae.saenypuni.net // How is it automated here // HostPort: 4431 TokenUpdateUrl:

[trudyhood]

Have you replaced this with your SSL certificate? \opt\VpnHoodServer\storage\access\certificates\default.pfx