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### ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ###
###  To use the tap driver, you may need to do: kldload if_tap             ###
###  See ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d/openvpn.sh.sample for how to do this  	   ###
###  automatically at system boot-up time.                                 ###
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###  To get OpenVPN 2.0 to talk with the 1.5/1.6 versions, you may need to ###
###  edit the 1.X configuration file by adding these lines:                ###
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###    tun-mtu 1500							   ###
###    tun-mtu-extra 32							   ###
###    mssfix 1450							   ###
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###    key-method 2       <- this key-method line only for TLS setups	   ###
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###  When connecting to 1.4.X or older peers with a TAP-style tunnel, set  ###
###  --tun-mtu 1500 --tun-mtu-extra 32 on the peer.			   ###
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###  To retain backwards compatibility of OpenVPN 1.3.0 with OpenVPN peers ###
###  that run older versions (back to 1.1.0), you will have to set the MTU ###
###  explicitly by command line options since OpenVPN 1.3.0.               ###
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###  When using TLS security and your peer runs OpenVPN 1.3.X, the PEER    ###
###  must use --disable-occ.  This version of OpenVPN cannot use TLS mode  ###
###  to peers running OpenVPN 1.2.x or older.                              ###
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###  Note: use at most --verb 4 for regular use, --verb 5 is for debugging ###
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