Installing OpenVPN and Importing Profiles

[[Enter your RDS Session credentials and click "Sign In" (This is the same username and password you use to login to Remote Desktop)]]

When Importing the SGL OpenVPN Profile, you will need to click on "Yourself (user-locked profile)" which will download an ".OPVN" file. In this instance it is called "profile-32.opvn".

Click on the Downloads menu in Chrome (as seen here) or open your downloads folder on the device you are using. (Although it should not matter, this instance is using a Windows PC).

When using Chrome, you can click on this folder symbol to open the file's location on your device.

Open the OpenVPN application, and click on the 3 bars symbol or "hamburger" symbol.

Click on the "Import Profile" option.

Navigate to the other menu to the right labeled "FILE".

Click on the "BROWSE" button to search your computer for the proper file.

Once the Folder Navigator opens, click on the "Downloads" folder on the left hand side of the window.

Select the .OPVN file that you had downloaded. In this case it is "profile-32.opvn"

Once selected, click "Open" in the bottom right of the window.

Once uploaded, confirm that the profile information is correct and click "CONNECT"

Click on "OK" to confirm the change to the SGL profile.

Once changed, the application will ask for the same password you had entered to log in. ([[Enter your RDS Session credentials. This is the same username and password you use to login to Remote Desktop).]]

Once completed, check to make sure you are connected to the right profile. Note the "profile-32" is displayed where you are connected to and the "DISCONNECTED" menu will show the other profiles uploaded to OpenVPN. Now you have successfully imported the SGL profile!