VPN Server on Linux 7.9

OpenVPN® open-source technology is a virtual private network (VPN) server software that provides secure and private remote access to networks. It has gained popularity due to its robust security features, flexibility, and widespread compatibility across various platforms.

VPN solutions built on OpenVPN® support multiple protocols, including UDP (User Datagram Protocol) and TCP (Transmission Control Protocol). UDP is generally preferred for faster connections, while TCP is more reliable and works well in situations with network congestion or unstable connections. The ability of OpenVPN® technology to utilize different protocols allows for flexibility and adaptability in various network environments.

OpenVPN® open-source technology offers extensive configuration options, allowing users to customize and fine-tune their VPN connections according to their specific needs. It supports various network topologies, such as client-server, site-to-site, and hybrid setups, providing versatility for different network architectures.

The main benefit of OpenVPN® technology is its strong security measures. It uses the OpenSSL library and supports various encryption algorithms, including AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) and RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman).

Try our VPN Server on Linux 7.9, built on OpenVPN® open-source technology, and stay protected on the network.

OpenVPN® is a registered trademark of OpenVPN Inc. This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenVPN Inc.

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