Jacob Tomlinson • 12/8/2014

Run OpenVPN on non-standard port with SELinux and Centos 6

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This technical article details a solution for OpenVPN failing to start on CentOS 6 when configured for a non-standard port due to SELinux restrictions. It explains the error, installs required tools (policycoreutils-python), and uses the semanage command to add the custom port to SELinux's allowed policy for OpenVPN.

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Run OpenVPN on non-standard port with SELinux and Centos 6

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