Topic: [SOLVED] SME Server OpenVPN bridge with CentOS7

[deathsonic18]

btw, for anyone out there;
if you'll like to turn this openvpn into a service inside CentOS; simply use

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sudo systemctl -f enable openvpn@newclient.serviceThen you may access it from /usr/lib/systemd/system
then you vi/nano

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openvpn@newclient.serviceFrom there, you use

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--config <the location of your config file> i.e. /etc/openvpn/client.conf and other advanced settings

[Daniel B.]

You don't need to edit a openvpn@newclient.service file, especially in /usr/lib/systemd/system (if you have to create your service file, just do it in /etc/systemd/system). Just create your config file /etc/openvpn/newclient.conf and enabled and start the openvpn@newclient.service. That's it. Nothing else to do.

[deathsonic18]

Daniel, I have tried to implement DuplicateCN enabled inside the sme server console using

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openvpn --dupliacteCN enabled
however it can not take the command 

[Daniel B.]

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db configuration setprop openvpn-bridge duplicateCN enabled
signal-event openvpn-bridge-update