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This example assumes that your network interfaces are on eth* and that you want to connect to our Swedish or Dutch servers. You will then have to manually start OpenVPN each time, with the command sudo service openvpn restart. You can disable this behavior by changing /etc/default/openvpn so that "AUTOSTART=none" is set.

Save the file and then restart OpenVPN.īy default, OpenVPN will be installed as a service, meaning that it will automatically start when you boot up your computer.

Replace the first " remote se. 1300" with either " remote 1300" or " remote 185.213.154.131 1300" (the second example uses the server's IP address).

conf file (for example, mullvad_config_se.conf). In this example, we are changing from the default se server to the se-got-001 server.

Issue sudo chmod 755 /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf.

Copy the following files to /etc/openvpn/ (use sudo):.

Issue sudo dnf install openvpn resolvconf.Run the command unzip xxxx_xx.zip (replace xxxx_xx.zip with the name of the file you downloaded).Navigate to our Configuration files page.Click on Network icon > VPN Connections > Mullvad_xx ("xx" is the country you selected to connect).Issue sudo service network-manager restart in a terminal.Issue sudo nano -w /etc/NetworkManager/nf and change "dns=dnsmasq" to "#dns=dnsmasq", then save.In the user name field, enter your Mullvad account number (without any spaces).Navigate to where you saved the downloaded file, select it and then click open.Select Import a saved vpn configuration.Click on VPN-Connections > Configure VPN.Click Download to save the configuration file.Under Platform, Android needs to be selected. Open a terminal and issue sudo apt-get install openvpn network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome.To check whether or not you are connected to Mullvad, you can run curl.Start OpenVPN with either sudo service openvpn start or sudo nohup openvpn -config /etc/openvpn/mullvad_xx.conf (where xx is the country or region you selected).Copy the following files to /etc/openvpn/ (use sudo):.Issue sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade.

Open a terminal and issue the command unzip xxxx_xx.zip (replace xxxx_xx.zip with the name of the file you downloaded).

Open up a terminal and navigate to the directory where you downloaded the file (usually ~/Downloads/).

Follow the instructions on that page to download a configuration file.

In a browser, navigate to our Configuration files page.

Mullvad works with OpenVPN 2.4 and newer.