Greetings.

In the past, I've written a number of tutorials on how to add 3rd
party two-factor authentication solutions to Openvpn, usually through
pam-radius. Radius is nice because it allows you to tie authorization
via your directory.

I've recently been playing with packer (http://packer.io) which allows
you to build virtual machines for various platforms and to perform
post-creation installation tasks via the shell, puppet, chef, etc
including things like creating the certificates for openvpn.

So for my latest tutorial on how to setup openvpn on Centos 7 I have
also released packer scripts to build the system using packer.
Currently it builds for vmware and virtualbox.

My instructions are here:
https://www.wikidsystems.com/support/wikid-support-center/tutorials/build-a-2fa-ready-openvpn-community-virtual-appliance
 and the scripts are on github:
https://github.com/wikidsystems/packer_templates.

I think it's pretty cool. When you start the image, openvpn is
configured and running. Because it's on github, you could contribute
additional security scripts such as configuring selinux, syslogging,
etc.

Enjoy,

nick

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Nick Owen
WiKID Systems, Inc.
http://www.wikidsystems.com
Commercial/Open Source Two-Factor Authentication

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