How to Use Openvpn Over SSL (Stunnel) on Windows.

The use of Openvpn over Stunnel or commonly known as Openvpnssl has been so popular in these past few weeks. Since the release of the Openvpn with Stunnel Web UI for modem B315s-936 as authored by sir Jerome Laliag, many shifted from using the ordinary openvpn to openvpnssl to add more security, scalability, portability including load-balancing making it suitable for large deployments (Source: Stunnel.org). The use of Openssl was not that so popular until the discovery of deploying openvpn over stunnel on our Modem. B315s-936 owners really can benefit from this. However, many are asking how they can benefit from sir jerome's openvpn over stunnel if they don't have any modem to install it into? Today, I will share to you how to fully benefit  openvpn with stunnel using your Windows. (And android phones on the next article). Given that you are connected to your modem regardless of the model or a pocket wifi connected to your local ISP, this will surely a hit. So Lets begin.

Requirements:

1. Download and install openvpn installer and install.
2. Download and install stunnel 5.0 installer and install.
3. Openvpnssl.ovpn and stunnel.conf (If you want your own openvpnssl.ovpn and stunnel.conf please click here to create).


Instructions:

1. Run stunnel 5.0. Copy the content of the stunnel.conf and paste it on the configuration.

You may change the SNI or Payload. Then save it.

2. Reload the configuration for the changes to take effect.

3. Run Openvpn. It will be minimized on your system tray. Right click on the icon and select import configuration. Locate your openvpnssl and import it.

4. Now right click again on the openvpn icon and select the server you just imported and click on connect. Input our login information.

Username: reputation
Password: this_is_not_for_sale

5. Once connected a notification on the system tray will appear.

Note: This works on all TU and CTC, FLP just edit the SNI depending on your data package.


Please watch out for the next post.