Getting Started with Access Server
Start with two free connections. No credit card required.
Start now by creating an account on our site and referring to this documentation.
Request a demo to learn more about Access Server in a weekly demo with one of our sales engineers.
Setting up Access Server on Linux
Access Server fits seamlessly with Linux. Our latest releases come through our software repository. Access Server provides you with:
A VPN server, the underlying component in Access Server.
Routing
User management
Tunneling
Authentication
Encryption
The online Admin Web UI for managing the server.
VPN settings
Network settings
User permissions
Web server certificates
OpenVPN Connect, the client app to connect users to the VPN.
Download pre-configured apps from the Client Web UI.
Download connection profiles for any VPN client.
Choosing your platform
You can host a server on-premises, with a virtual machine, or through a cloud service provider. Start by choosing the appropriate platform from inside the Access Server portal. Then, you’ll launch your new VPN server.
We provide installation guides for each option. These make it easy to get your VPN up and running.
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Activate a subscription
When you're ready to increase your connections, we have simple, transparent pricing:
First-time setup
The topics in the first-time setup section walk you through your first use and configuration:
Access Server's web server used by the administrator to configure the VPN server.
Access Server's web server used by clients to download OpenVPN Connect and configuration profiles.