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To connect to the UNH-IOL openvpn server, you must download the vpn file attached to your booking email. You will also need to have an openvpn client installed on your machine (most Linux distributions ship with this by default).
Once you have the file, you may initiate the vpn connection. For example, on a Linux client:
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The VPN client will prompt you for a username and password. Your credentials can be found in the same email that contains your vpn fileFor the most consistent results we highly recommend using a dedicated network manager. In Ubuntu this can be found in Settings > Network and from there add a new vpn using import from file. Upload the .ovpn attached in your booking email and then enter the username and password and click add. After this is done you will need to use follow the directions provided in your booking email to change your password.
Using ipmitool
Once your booking is created a set of IPMI credentials will be generated for each server in your POD. Your IPMI credentials will be emailed to you after your booking is confirmed. Additionally, your IPMI credentials can also be found on the LaaS dashboard under Account > My Bookings and then selecting the Details on your booking.
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