- Windows
- MacOS
- Linux
- Android
- iOS
- ChromeOS
Connect to any compatible server
Connect to Access Server, CloudConnexa or any OpenVPN protocol-compatible server or service.
Superior Authentication
Supports 2FA and SAML authentication. Authenticate prior to profile download and connection.
Instant Connection
Easily import connection configuration by just opening a URL.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect to OpenVPN?
In order to connect to the VPN server or service, you need to obtain a file that contains the specifics needed for the connection. Such a configuration file is called a profile and has an .ovpn file extension.
If your business is using Access Server or CloudConnexa and your IT department has provided you a URL, you can directly import the profile by entering the URL.
However, if you have received the profile as a file from your IT department or from some other OpenVPN compatible service, you can import the profile by selecting the file.
How do I connect if the OpenVPN client is integrated into my router?
In order to connect to the VPN server or service, you need to obtain a file that contains the specifics needed for the connection. Such a configuration file is called a profile and has an .ovpn file extension.
After receiving the .ovpn file from you IT department, you need to follow instructions specific to the router to extract specific information from the file and use it for configuration. We have made guides for some of the common firmware used in hardware routers and for pfSense:
pfSense
OpenWrt
DD-WRT
Official OpenVPN Connect client program
This is the official OpenVPN Connect for Windows, developed and maintained by OpenVPN Inc. This is the recommended client program for the OpenVPN Access Server. The latest version of OpenVPN for Windows is available here.
If you have an OpenVPN Access Server, we recommend downloading OpenVPN Connect directly from your own Access Server, as it will then come preconfigured for use. The version available here does not come preconfigured, but you can import a connection profile into it. It can also be used to update an existing installation and retain settings.
The Interface
Our latest line of OpenVPN for Windows (OpenVPN Connect) software available for the major platforms features a new and improved user interface, making the experience of installing and using the OpenVPN for Windows software a snap. With an easy to use import feature you can import profiles straight from your OpenVPN Access Server or just import a saved profile from disk.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the client cannot connect to multiple servers at once. It does support multiple connection profiles, giving you the option to switch easily from one server to the next, but you can only be connected to one at a time. This is by design, to prevent unexpected traffic paths when connecting to multiple VPN servers at the same time. If you are a system administrator and you require a complex setup where multiple connections are active at the same time, there is the option to use the open source community OpenVPN client software available from our website.
This is the official OpenVPN Connect software for Windows workstation platforms developed and maintained by OpenVPN Inc. This is the recommended client program for the OpenVPN Access Server. The latest versions are available on our website. If you have an OpenVPN Access Server, you can download the OpenVPN Connect client software directly from your own Access Server, and it will then come pre-configured for use. The version available here contains no configuration to make a connection, although it can be used to update an existing installation and retain settings.
- Download the MSI file
- Open and start the setup wizard.
- Give permissions to install on your Windows OS.
- Complete the OpenVPN Connect Setup Wizard.
- The OpenVPN logo displays in your tray (bottom right) with DISCONNECTED status.
- Click on the icon to start the Onboarding Tour.
- Review how to import a profile from a server by entering the Access Server Hostname and credentials or uploading a profile from your computer.
- Agree to the data collection use and retention policies after reviewing them.
- Import a profile, either from the server or from file.
- Navigate to your OpenVPN Access Server client web interface.
- Login with your credentials.
- Select ‘OpenVPN Connect for Windows’.
- Wait until the download completes, and then open it (specifics vary depending on your browser).
- Click Run to start the installation process.
- Click Yes to approve the privilege escalation request.
- Wait until the installation process completes.
- In the system tray, the OpenVPN Connect Client is now ready for use.
- From the OpenVPN Connect UI, choose “Import from Server”.
- Enter your Access Server Hostname, Title, Port (optional), and your credentials—username and password.
- Click Add.
- If you choose to Import autologin profile, it is less secure, but you won’t need to re-enter credentials.
- Choose “Import from File”.
- Drag and drop a .OVPN file or click on Browse to navigate to the location on your computer.
- The message displays that the profile is successfully imported and displays the hostname and the title. You can change the title if desired.
- Click on Add to complete the import.
Layer 2 bridging (TAP) is no longer supported. Switch over to TUN Mode to resolve this issue.
OpenVPN Access Server starts with a self-signed certificate. With this, you will receive warnings from your web browser about the site not being secure as well as a certificate error when importing a profile with the Connect Client. You can simply override the warnings or add an exception for your web browser. To resolve this, you can set up a DNS host name that resolves to the public address of your Access Server and install a valid SSL certificate that corresponds to that DNS host name. Going forward, you would use that hostname to access your server instead of the IP address. This is also the recommended method as validated SSL certificates can only ever function with a valid public DNS hostname.
Your Access Server Hostname is the address at which your Access Server can be reached. For example it could be https://vpn.yourcompany.com/. If a DNS hostname is not set up, it is also possible to specify the IP address where your Access Server. For example: https://55.193.55.55 Your credentials are your username and password. You may need to get that information from your Access Server administrator if you don’t know it.
Title is the name for the profile. It is automatically defined as the username with the hostname or IP address(example: user1@hostname). It differentiates between multiple profiles. You can define it manually as well. The title can be anything you want just so you can see which profile is which.
Choosing this option allows you to import an autologin profile with the address and credentials for your Access Server, then simply start the connection with the tap of a button. You would not need to re-enter credentials each time you connect. The autoprofile itself contains an embedded secure certificate that identifies and authorizes your connection automatically. It is an optional setting on the OpenVPN Access Server that the administrator of the server can choose to make available to you. If you find you cannot import the autologin profile, your administrator may not have allowed autologin through user permissions.
During investigation of a vulnerability called VORACLE, it was found that using compression to make the data that goes through the VPN tunnel smaller, and thus faster, has an adverse effect on security. To learn more about this see our security notification on our website regarding the VORACLE attack vulnerability. In order to protect our customers, we are disabling compression by default. Some servers of the open source variety can be configured in such a way that the client must do compression, or else the client may not connect successfully. In such a case, you should get the server updated to disable compression. But we understand that this is not always possible, and you may need to be able to connect to such a server. In that event you can go into the settings and re-enable compression.
- OpenVPN Connect v3 supports Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11.
- For Windows Vista and XP, you’ll need to get an open source client from the Open Source Community.
How to get OpenVPN Connect from your OpenVPN Access Server:
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- OpenVPN Connect (64bit) 3.7.2
OpenVPN Connect (64bit)3.7.2
OpenVPN Connect is a robust and secure VPN client designed to offer privacy, security, and reliable remote access. Developed by OpenVPN Technologies, it provides a seamless way to establish encrypted connections between your device and remote servers, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality in both personal and professional use cases.
OpenVPN Connect supports multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, making it suitable for a diverse range of users. It integrates effortlessly with OpenVPN Access Server, Cloud, and other compatible servers, ensuring flexibility and compatibility for various networking needs. The intuitive interface simplifies configuration, allowing both novice and experienced users to set up VPN connections with ease.
Advanced security features such as AES-256 encryption and support for TLS authentication safeguard your online activities against threats. The client also provides robust DNS leak protection and split tunneling options, granting users greater control over their data flow and network configurations. Additionally, its lightweight design ensures minimal impact on system resources, maintaining optimal device performance.
OpenVPN Connect is ideal for users seeking a reliable solution for private browsing, remote work, and accessing geo-restricted content. With its dedication to strong encryption and compatibility across devices, it continues to be a trusted choice for individuals and organizations aiming to secure their online presence.
Key Features:
- Strong Encryption: Utilizes industry-standard AES-256 encryption to protect data and ensure privacy.
- Secure Remote Access: Facilitates safe and reliable remote access to private networks for individuals and teams.
- Compatibility with OpenVPN Protocol: Fully compatible with the OpenVPN Access Server and open-source OpenVPN software.
- Automatic Server Selection: Offers automatic server selection for optimized connection speed and reliability.
- Custom Profiles: Supports importing user-generated and administrator-provided VPN profiles.
- Split Tunneling: Allows users to route selected traffic through the VPN while accessing other resources directly.
- Seamless Integration: Easily integrates with third-party authentication systems, including LDAP, RADIUS, and SAML.
- Advanced Configuration Options: Supports proxy settings, port customization, and advanced networking features for technical users.
- DNS and IP Leak Protection: Ensures that user IP addresses and DNS requests remain hidden.
- Connectivity Stability: Automatically reconnects when the connection is interrupted, ensuring consistent VPN access.
- User-Friendly Interface: Provides a clean and intuitive UI for configuring and managing VPN connections.
- Support for Multiple Connections: Manages multiple VPN profiles for seamless switching between networks.
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User Rating
License:
Free
Requirements:
Windows 10 64/ Windows 11 64
Languages:
Multi-languages
Size:
98.43 MB
Publisher:
OpenVPN Inc.
Updated:
May 13, 2025
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It is highly likely that this software program is clean.
We scanned files and URLs associated with this software program in more than 60 of the world’s leading antivirus services; no possible threats were found. And there is no third-party softwarebundled.
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Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.44
Security: OpenVPN update to version 2.6.14
Bugfix: Fixed an issue where encrypted private keys were not correctly parsed when provided inline
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.44.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.44 file.
Changelog de
Security: OpenVPN-Update auf Version 2.6.14
Bugfix: Ein Problem wurde behoben, bei dem verschlüsselte private Schlüssel inline nicht korrekt eingelesen wurden.
Hinweis
Bitte beachten Sie die Sicherheitsfeatures vom 2.0.33 Release.
Wichtige MSI-Installer Anmerkung!
Wenn der Client per MSI installiert wird, muss die Eigenschaft CWINVERSION mit beim msiexec angegeben werden. Diese gibt die Windows-Version an.
Zwei Werte sind möglich:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
Die Eigenschaft kontrolliert die Installation des TAP-Treiber. Wenn diese nicht angegeben ist, wird der TAP-Treiber für Windows 10 installiert.
Beispiel(en, Windows 7, in einer Administrator-Eingabeaufforderung ausgeführt):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.44.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
Weitere Beispiele befinden sich in der Datei msi-installer-examples-2.0.44.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.43
Security: OpenVPN update to version 2.6.12 and OpenSSL update to 3.0.15
Bugfix: Update of the deprecated OpenVPN option “—ns-cert-type” to “—remote-cert-tls”
Security Bugfix: Solved the issue of password remaining as cleartext in memory for some unknown amount of time (CWE 316 https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/316.html)
Most cases are covered, but in some rare cases the password remains in memory for a short time, i.e. Windows / QT-Framework may store copies of the password in the memory. This is classified as a known issue.
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.43.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.43 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.42
Security: Update to OpenSSL 3.0.13 and OpenVPN 2.6.10
Security: Update of TAP-driver to 9.27.0 (CVE-2024-1305)
Please Note: Windows 7 will no longer recive TAP-Driver updates as the support from microsoft and openvpn has ended
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.42.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.42 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.41
Security: Update to OpenSSL 3.2.0 and OpenVPN 2.6.8
Bugfix: Reinstalling the client would delete all connections
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.41.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.41 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.40
Security Bugfix: Bug fixed that could lead to extended privileges (local privilege escalation) when installing or repairing the ssl vpn client
Bugfix: The option «use interact» was not saved correctly
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.40.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.40 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.39
Feature: Inline-Certificates are now supported in the Client
Bugfix: Usage of script-security for values 0 and 1 will not throw an error
Bugfix: If the start parameter «-noSave» is appended to the filename, (re-)enabling «Start on windows startup» will now add it to the startup-arguments
Security: OpenVPN 2.5.8 with OpenSSL 1.1.1t
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.39.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.39 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.38
Feature: On startup the client will now check for a newer version and offer a direct download link
Feature: The msi-installer will now install windows 10 drivers by default
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 7, executed in an administrative shell):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.38.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=7
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.38 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.36
Feature: The default target of the msi-file is now Windows 10 instead of Windows 7.
Maintenance: New code signing certificate
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 10):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.36.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=10
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.36 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.37
Security: OpenSSL update (CVE-2022-0778)
Security: OpenVPN update (CVE-2022-0547)
Bugfix: Fixing import of utm roadwarrior configurations
Bugfix: Fixing import of ovpn-files with special characters
Bugfix: Fixing import of ovpn-files with tls-crypt keyword
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 10 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 10):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.37.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=10
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.37 file.
Securepoint OpenVPN 2.0.35
Security: OpenSSL config autoloading on Windows is disabled (CVE-2021-3606).
Security: OpenVPN 2.5.3 with custon security patch(no script-security > 1).
Hint
Please read the important security changes in 2.0.33 release.
Important msi installer note!
If you do the install by using the msi installer it is all-important to specify the property CWINVERSION as msiexec argument which specify the windows version.
Two values are possible:
CWINVERSION=7
CWINVERSION=10
This property controls the installation of the tap driver. If no property is specified the tap driver for Windows 7 will be installed!
Example(en, Windows 10):
msiexec /qn /i openvpn-client-installer-2.0.35.msi TRANSFORMS=»:en-us.mst» CWINVERSION=10
For further examples please see the msi-installer-examples-2.0.35 file.