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Check OpenVPN, it's an open source virtual private network. Step by step guide provided by the Official Ubuntu Documentation on this link: OpenVPN

If this is too complicated there is an easier way to set a simple VPN.

Open Terminal and typesudo apt-get install openvpn network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome then enter: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
Go to: https://www.vpnbook.com/ and download the package you want under 'OpenVPN'. Make sure to save the user and password you're given as you'll later need it.2]
Extract. You'll have four or maybe more different files. Stick with one and only one and discard the others.
Create 3 new files: certificate.crt, ca.crt, and key.key. Open the .opvn you downloaded and copy the text between < ca > and < /ca > into your ca.crt. Do the same with your other files: copy everything under < cert > and over < /cert > into certificate.crt; and everything between < key > and < /key > into key.key.
Now go to Network in Settings and add a new VPN Network
In the configuration window: name it whatever you want. Gateway: copy the address given in the third line of the .ovpn file just after remote and before the separate number which is the port number. Depending on what file you chose, you'll have different gateways/port numbers.
Choose Password with Certificates (LTS) in Authentication / Type and copy and paste the user and password you were given on the site (Step 2). User Certificate is your certificate.crt, CA Certificate is your ca.crt, and Private Key is your key.key file.
Click Advanced..., select the options that you see in this image. Use custom gateway port is the number that you have in your .ovpn file (Step 6). Now go to the Security tab and set Cipher to AES-128-CBC
Done. If your connection doesn't establish right away and keeps disconnecting, change the VPN password setting to Store the password for all users.

==Referensi==

* https://askubuntu.com/questions/975827/whats-a-good-free-vpn-for-ubuntu/975829

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		+	==Pranala Menarik==
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		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv4 /32 single client]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv4 /32 multi-client]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv4 routed LAN]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv4 routed 2 LAN]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv6 /128 single client]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv6 routed LAN]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: IPv6 routed 2 LAN]]
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		+	* [[IPv6: OpenVPN: Ubuntu roadwarrior]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: Simple Server using Script]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: Free VPN untuk Ubuntu]]
		+	* [[Instalasi OpenVPN]]
		+	* [[Instalasi OpenVPN Client di Linux]]
		+	* [[Capture Screen Proses Instalasi OpenVPN di Windows]]
		+	* [[Instalasi OpenVPN di Windows]]
		+	* [[WNDW: OpenVPN]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: Instalasi di Ubuntu 16.04]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: Instalasi di Ubuntu 18.04]]
		+	* [[OpenVPN: Briding dan Routing]]

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 * Install
-  sudo apt-get install openvpn network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome
+ sudo apt update
   sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
-* Masuk ke
+* Masuk ke https://www.vpnbook.com/ m
-  https://www.vpnbook.com/ and download the package you want under 'OpenVPN'. Make sure to save the user and password you're given as you'll later need it.2]
      Extract. You'll have four or maybe more different files. Stick with one and only one and discard the others.
      Create 3 new files: certificate.crt, ca.crt, and key.key. Open the .opvn you downloaded and copy the text between < ca > and < /ca > into your ca.crt. Do the same with your other files: copy everything under < cert > and over < /cert > into certificate.crt; and everything between < key > and < /key > into key.key.

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-Check OpenVPN, it's an open source virtual private network. Step by step guide provided by the Official Ubuntu Documentation on this link: OpenVPN
+Langkahnya:
-If this is too complicated there is an easier way to set a simple VPN.
+* Install
-    Open Terminal and typesudo apt-get install openvpn network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome then enter: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
+ sudo apt-get install openvpn network-manager-openvpn network-manager-openvpn-gnome
-    Go to: https://www.vpnbook.com/ and download the package you want under 'OpenVPN'. Make sure to save the user and password you're given as you'll later need it.2]
+ sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
      Extract. You'll have four or maybe more different files. Stick with one and only one and discard the others.
      Create 3 new files: certificate.crt, ca.crt, and key.key. Open the .opvn you downloaded and copy the text between < ca > and < /ca > into your ca.crt. Do the same with your other files: copy everything under < cert > and over < /cert > into certificate.crt; and everything between < key > and < /key > into key.key.