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# Using the OpenVPN client from GitHub Codespaces

GitHub Codespaces provides a useful environment for development that is separated from your local machine. This provides some nice security benifits due to the fact that the codespace has no direct route to your machine or the network it is sitting in. However, you may have a resource you need to access that is in a private network. This sample illustrates how to set up the OpenVPN (v2) client in a codespace to connect into a OpenVPN capable VPN gateway.
GitHub Codespaces provides a useful environment for development that is separated from your local machine. This provides some nice security benefits due to the fact that the codespace has no direct route to your machine or the network it is sitting in. However, you may have a resource you need to access that is in a private network. This sample illustrates how to set up the OpenVPN (v2) client in a codespace to connect into a OpenVPN capable VPN gateway.

# Using the sample

1. Your VPN admistrator should be able to provide you with an OpenVPN configuraion file. This particular sample is assuming you are using certificate based authentication to access the VPN. We'll call this file `vpnconfig.ovpn`.
1. Your VPN admistrator should be able to provide you with an OpenVPN configuration file. This particular sample is assuming you are using certificate based authentication to access the VPN. We'll call this file `vpnconfig.ovpn`.
2. Work with your administrator to place any needed certificates or keys in the `vpnconfig.ovpn` file. You can tell if the certificates and keys are in the file by looking for the following:

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