Getting Started Guide
Welcome to your new OpenVPN VPS powered by VM6 Networks!
This guide explains how to find your connection details, download your VPN profile, and connect securely through your new private VPN server.
Step 1 – Access Your VPS
After your VPS has finished deploying, log in via SSH using the credentials provided in your VM6 Networks client area.
Example (from Windows PowerShell, macOS Terminal, or Linux shell):
Replace <your-vps-ip> with the IP address of your VPS.
Once logged in, you’ll be in the /root directory.
Step 2 – Find Your VPN Credentials
All of your OpenVPN connection details are saved in a text file for convenience.
Run the following command:
You’ll see something like this:
The file /root/client.ovpn contains your complete VPN configuration — certificates, keys, and connection settings — all embedded and ready to import.
Step 3 – Download Your Client Profile
You’ll need to copy the /root/client.ovpn file to your computer or mobile device.
On Windows
Use WinSCP or MobaXterm:
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Connect to your VPS using the same root credentials.
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Navigate to the
/root/directory. -
Download the file
client.ovpnto your desktop.
On macOS or Linux
Use the command:
This copies the file to your current local folder.
Step 4 – Connect to Your VPN
On Desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux)
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Install OpenVPN Connect (or OpenVPN GUI on Windows).
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Open the app and click Import Profile → File.
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Select your
client.ovpnfile. -
Click Connect.
On Mobile (Android / iOS)
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Download the OpenVPN Connect app from your App Store or Google Play.
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Email or transfer your
client.ovpnfile to your phone. -
Tap the file to import it into the app.
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Tap Connect.
You’ll be connected within seconds.
Step 5 – Verify Your Connection
Once connected, check your new IP address at:
You should see your VPS IP address, confirming your traffic is encrypted and routed through your server.