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The video provides a comprehensive guide on installing and using OpenVPN on a Chromebook. The presenter demonstrates how to search for and set up a VPN, highlighting the necessity of an OVPN file. The process includes installing the OpenVPN app for Android, taking advantage of the Chromebook's support for Android apps. The guide further explains how to import a VPN profile and download a test profile to ensure correct setup. It also covers accessing and connecting to a virtual server, navigating through files, initiating the connection to the 'test three gene server 2021', and logging into a test website using a pre-provided password. The presenter emphasizes the importance of having the correct profile for server access and shows how to manage a virtual machine from the website, including resizing the display for better viewing.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to install and use OpenVPN on a Chromebook. They begin by searching for “Chromebook OpenVPN” and clicking on a relevant website to set up a virtual private network on the Chromebook. The presenter explains the necessity of using an OVPN file to connect to the VPN server and proceeds to install OpenVPN for Android, noting some previous issues with installation. They navigate through the installation process, highlighting that the Chromebook supports Android apps and verifies the installation of OpenVPN. The presenter then clicks on the OpenVPN app and shows how to import a profile, mentioning that users will receive profile details from them. They proceed to locate and download a test profile.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to access and connect to a virtual server. They show how to navigate to the file in the downloads folder by selecting ‘all files’ from the filter. After choosing the correct file, they click to connect to the ‘test three gene server 2021’, successfully completing the initialization sequence. The presenter then logs into a testing website using a pre-displayed password, highlighting the virtual server’s IP address and explaining that without the correct profile, access is not possible. They also illustrate logging into the virtual machine, resizing the screen, and making the website display larger for better visibility.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the process of logging into a website using a provided username and password. They explain gaining access to a virtual machine from the website, which can be shut down and restarted.