VPS VPN Configuration
Complete guides for setting up VPN servers on Virtual Private Servers. Choose your VPS provider and VPN protocol to get started.
Quick Start Guide
Get your VPN server running in under 30 minutes
Choose VPS
Select a cloud provider and create your server
Connect SSH
Access your server via SSH terminal
Run Script
Execute our automated installation script
Connect
Download configs and connect your devices
Popular VPS Providers
DigitalOcean
Simple cloud computing platform with excellent documentation and one-click apps.
Vultr
High-performance cloud compute with global locations and competitive pricing.
Linode
Developer-friendly cloud platform with excellent performance and support.
AWS EC2
Amazon's scalable cloud computing service with extensive features.
Hetzner
European cloud provider offering excellent value and performance.
Google Cloud
Google's cloud platform with advanced networking and security features.
Choose Your VPN Protocol
WireGuard
RecommendedModern, fast, and secure VPN protocol with simple configuration.
OpenVPN
Most CompatibleMature and flexible VPN solution with extensive configuration options.
IKEv2/IPsec
Mobile FriendlyModern IPsec implementation with excellent mobile support and auto-reconnection.
L2TP/IPsec
Legacy CompatibleLegacy-compatible protocol with wide device support and stable performance.
Prerequisites
Technical Requirements
- VPS with Ubuntu 20.04+ or Debian 10+
- Minimum 1GB RAM, 1 CPU core
- Root or sudo access
- Static IP address
Tools You'll Need
- SSH client (Terminal, PuTTY, etc.)
- Text editor (nano, vim, or VS Code)
- VPN client software for testing
- Basic Linux command line knowledge
Security Considerations
Setting up a VPN server requires careful attention to security. Always follow these guidelines:
- • Keep your server updated with the latest security patches
- • Use strong authentication methods (certificates preferred over passwords)
- • Configure firewall rules to only allow necessary traffic
- • Regularly monitor server logs for suspicious activity
- • Use non-default ports when possible to reduce automated attacks