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== Windows VPN Client ==
We provide a customized, simple to use, client for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 and 8. (Windows 2000 workaround: see bottom of page)
 
* The latest version of HDA Connect 3 can be downloaded from: [http://dl.amahi.org/HDAConnect3.exe HDAConnect3 installer].
* If you have installed a previous version, you will want to exit the service from the tray icon (right click).
* On windows XP simply run it. On Vista, run it as Administrator (this is important). In Windows 7, it should ask for administrator automatically. The defaults should work for everyone.
* To install in Windows 8/10 run it as Administrator. "right click" on the file HDAconnect.exe -> Run as a administrator. (tested on Win 8 64bits)
* Once install is complete, you will need to follow the [[VPNWindows#Updated_Client_Certificates|Updated Client Certificates]] guidance or you will not be able to connect to your HDA.
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* Click on "Continue Anyway" warning for the driver, if any.
* After installation is done. It will display a small icon in the desktop tray. It may also display a network icon with a red mark indicating "A network cable is disconnected." This is the VPN "network adapter" indicating the VPN is down.<br />[[Image:Amahi-icon.png]]
* Any time you want to connect, simply double click in the icon. A Menu like this will come up<br />[[Image:Authfirst.png]]
* In it, input
** The nickname of the HDA you want to connect to (as in <code><nickname>.yourhda.com</code>). Note that it's only the nickname, not all of XXXX.yourhda.com. You can find it in the [http://www.amahi.org/user Amahi HDA control panel].
** The username you want to login as in that HDA, and
** The password of that user in that HDA
* Your computer will now connect to your hda.<br />[[Image:Connecting.png]]
 
* After that, your icon in the Windows task bar will look like this:<br />[[Image:Amahi-Connected-icon.png]]
 
<b>Remember, the next time you log in it will save your username and username.yourhda.com username, and all you have to do is enter your password.</b>
 
[[Image:Authsecond.png]]
 
* Windows 2000: HDAConnect3 looks for 'route.exe' in the 'C:\windows\system32' folder. This folder doesn't exist on Windows 2000, where the systemfolder is called 'WINNT'. As a result, the install works, but the connection will not work. As a workaround, create the folder 'C:\windows\system32' and copy 'route.exe' from the 'C:\WINNT\system32' folder into it. after this HDAconnect3 should work on Windows 2000. DISCLAIMER: This hasn't been tested thoroughly, it might or might not work for your particular setup.
 
 
Run Connect/Disconnect/Preconnect Scripts
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There are three diffrent scripts that OpenVPN GUI can execute to help
with diffrent tasks like mapping network drives.
 
Preconnect If a file named "xxx_pre.bat" exist in the config folder
where xxx is the same as your OpenVPN config file name,
this will be executed BEFORE the OpenVPN tunnel is established.
 
Connect If a file named "xxx_up.bat" exist in the config folder
where xxx is the same as your OpenVPN config file name,
this will be executed AFTER the OpenVPN tunnel is established.
 
Disconnect If a file named "xxx_down.bat" exist in the config folder
where xxx is the same as your OpenVPN config file name,
this will be executed BEFORE the OpenVPN tunnel is closed.
 
== Updated Client Certificates ==
There are updated client certificates required for HDAConnect. Go to the [[OpenVPN Client Certificates]] to download them.
* Copy new certificates to ''C:\Program Files (x86)\HDAConnect\config'' (overwrite if prompted for ''ca.crt'')
* Update ''HomeHDA.ovpn'' to use the new certificate names:
** Change line 9 from ''homehda.crt'' to ''Amahi-Client-OpenVPN.crt''
** Change line 10 from ''homehda.key'' to ''Amahi-Client-OpenVPN.key''
We provide a customized, simple to use, client for Windows XP and Windows Vista.
You should be able to connect to the HDA remotely now with HDAConnect. This is a temporary work around until we can update the HDAConnect3 installer.
* Download the [http://yourhda.com/newuser/hdaconnect.exe HDAConnect installer].* Note: If you have installed a previous version, you will want to exit and uninstall it first.* On windows XP simply run it. On Vista, run it as Administrator (this is important). The defaults should work for everyone.* Click on "Continue Anyway" warning for the driver, if any.* After installation is done. It will display a small icon in the desktop tray. It may also display a network icon with a red mark indicating "A network cable is disconnected." This is the VPN "network adapter" indicating the VPN is down.<br />[[Image:vpn-taskbar.png]]* Any time you want to connect, simply double click in the icon. A Menu like this will come up<br />[[Image:connect-menu.png]]* In it, input** The nickname of the HDA you want to connect to (as in <nickname>.yourhda.com). You can find this in the [http://www.amahi.org/user Amahi HDA control panel]** The ''Linux'' username in that HDA, and** The password of that user in that HDA== Old Versions ==
* Version 2 of HDA Connect: [http://dl.amahi.org/HDAConnect2.exe HDAConnect2 installer].
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