Getting default administrator passwordĮnter the login information and sign in. Run the following command to generate default login information.
#Pritunl setup upgrade
It will upgrade the database and open the login screen. $ sudo pritunl setup-keyĮnter the generated key on the website and click the Save button. For the setup key, run the following command. You will get the following screen when you first launch the URL. Modern-day browsers try to access the HTTPS version of every site, so you will need to bypass the Privacy error thrown by the browser. You can launch Pritunl by entering your browser. $ sudo sh -c 'echo "root soft nofile 64000" > /etc/security/nf' $ sudo sh -c 'echo "root hard nofile 64000" > /etc/security/nf' $ sudo sh -c 'echo "* soft nofile 64000" > /etc/security/nf' $ sudo sh -c 'echo "* hard nofile 64000" > /etc/security/nf' If you have installed MongoDB on a separate server, you need to run these commands on that server. This will prevent any connection issues in case of high load. Run the following commands to increase the open file limit on the server. $ pritunl versionĮnable and start the Pritunl service.
#Pritunl setup install
$ sudo dnf install pritunlĬheck the Pritunl version.
$ sudo dnf install epel-releaseĪdd and Import the GPG keys needed for Pritunl. Install Epel repository first which is required by Pritunl. Save the file by pressing Ctrl + X and entering Y when prompted once finished. Create and open the file /etc//pritunl.repo for editing. The first step is to create the official repository for Pritunl. $ sudo dnf install mongodb-orgĮnable and start the MongoDB service. Save the file by pressing Ctrl + X and entering Y when prompted once finished. If your server is running on older hardware, you should opt for an older version of MongoDB or switch to a newer server.Ĭreate and open the file /etc//mongodb-org-5.0.repo for editing. Note: MongoDB 5.0 only works on newer processors. Rocky Linux doesn't ship with MongoDB, so we need to use MongoDB's official repository. Pritunl is built on MongoDB Database, so first, we need to install that. $ sudo firewall-cmd -reload Install MongoDB Reload the firewall to enable the changes. Services: cockpit dhcpv6-client http https ssh $ sudo firewall-cmd -permanent -add-service=https $ sudo firewall-cmd -permanent -add-service=http dhcpv6-client mdns sshĪllow HTTP and HTTPS ports. $ sudo firewall-cmd -permanent -list-services List all the services and ports active on the firewall. The firewall works with different zones and the public zone is the default one, which we will use. This indicates it is up and running successfully. $ sudo dnf install nano Configure Firewall
#Pritunl setup update
Make sure everything is updated by running this code $ sudo dnf update system running Rocky Linux 8 as a client.PrerequisitesĪ system running Rocky Linux 8 for hosting Pritunl server.
To get started using Pritunl follow the sections in Getting Started. Installing Pritunl requires only a MongoDB database and no registration is needed to use the free version of Pritunl.
#Pritunl setup how to
We will also explore how to connect to the VPN using a Linux Client. This tutorial will teach you about how to install the Pritunl VPN server on Rocky Linux 8. Pritunl is built on MongoDB, a reliable and scalable database that can be quickly deployed and with built-in support for replication, making deploying the Pritunl cluster easy. All the traffic between clients and the server is encrypted.
It comes with an easy to use GUI interface and supports clients on most devices and platforms. It gives the user a choice to use OpenVPN and Wireguard protocols. Pritunl is an open-source VPN and IPsec server with user management and horizontal scaling for small and large organizations. In this Pritunl VPN Server on Rocky Linux 8 Set up Tutorial, we will show you how to How to Install and Setting up Pritunl VPN Server on Rocky Linux 8.
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