Preface

Installing Anonymizer Universal on your Linux device requires familiarity with the following technologies:

• Terminal
• tar
• vi, vim, or preferred text editor
• • These configuration files have been tested on: Ubuntu 13.04, Debian 7.1, and Fedora 18
  • Use of OpenVPN technology requires a user with administrative privileges, commonly provided via ‘sudo’.
  • OpenVPN version 2.2 or higher is required to connect to Anonymizer Universal using these instructions.
  • The commands provided below worked for us, but may vary based on your relative location in the file system or your specific linux distribution and version.

You may optionally install a GUI for OpenVPN called ‘gopenvpn’ (http://gopenvpn.sourceforge.net). That installation may require additional skills not listed above.

Step 1

Install OpenVPN version 2.2 or higher.

Step 2

Disable IPv6 routing if enabled

Step 3

Download the latest Anonymizer Universal OpenVPN tar file: anonymizer_universal_openvpn.tar

Step 4

Click “Finish”

Extract the contents: tar -xvf anonymizer_universal_openvpn.tar

Step 5

Run OpenVPN using the Anonymizer Universal configuration profile: sudo openvpn –config anonymizer_universal.ovpn

Step 6

Provide your Anonymizer Universal username and password when prompted
.

Step 7

You should see a line in the output window indicating that the connection has been successfully established when you are successfully connected or sequence completed.

Step 8

SIGINT (usually CTRL + C) the process to disable the VPN
.