• OpenELEC supports OpenVPN and PPTP VPN protocols. Let’s check out the configuration for PPTP protocol.

• From System, click on OpenELEC.

• Click Network then click Add new VPN configuration.

• Click VPN Type.

• Select PPTP.

• Insert the following info:
• In Network Name as ExtremeVPN PPTP etc
• Enter the server address. You may use the server address provided in the above note ☝️
  1. Germany: de1.pointtoserver.com
  2. Netherlands: nl1.pointtoserver.com
  3. United Kingdom: ukl1.pointtoserver.com
  4. United States: usil1.pointtoserver.com
  5. United States: ustx1.pointtoserver.com
  6. United States: usca1.pointtoserver.com
  7. United States: usfl1.pointtoserver.com
  8. United States: usny1.pointtoserver.com
  9. United States: uswdc1.pointtoserver.com
  10. Australia: au-sd1.pointtoserver.com
• Enter your ExtremeVPN credentials. Click 👉 here to know how to find your VPN credentials.
• Leave VPN DNS Domain as default
• Click Show Advanced

• Select Refuse EAP and hit Save.

• Click newly created VPN connection ExtremeVPN PPTP and hit Connect.

• At the bottom right, you’ll see a Working icon.

• A lock icon will appear to show VPN connection has been established.

• To disconnect VPN. Click VPN connection and select Disconnect.

Note: If you face any issue, please make sure that PPTP Pass through option is enabled on your router/modem. Moreover, you may try again by disabling the Wi-Fi router/modem firewall for the time being. If it works then allow PPTP TCP Port 1723.

OpenELEC / XMBC / KODI doesn’t offer any option to change the OpenVPN port and works on default OpenVPN port 1194.

In order to configure OpenVPN on OpenELEC / XMBC / KODI you need to modify .ovpn file and use WinSCP.

• First download the following:

Download WinSCP from 👉 here.

Download OpenVPN files from 👉 here

• Now create a new text file pass.txton your dekstop and insert VPN Username and password. Username in first line and password in second line.

• Now open downloaded OVPN File and edit the following lines.
  1. tls-auth totls-auth /storage/.config/Wdc.key 1
  2. ca ca.crt toca /storage/.config/ca.crt
  3. auth-user-pass toauth-user-pass /storage/.config/pass.txt
• Your OVPN files should look like this, save it.

• Start WinSCP and transfer Ca.crt, WDC.KEY, OVPNFILE and Pass.txt to. config folder
  Default User is root and Password is openelec
• Start WinSCP Open Terminal from commands menu or press Ctrl+T

Insert below command: (replace Your-OVPN-Filename.ovpn with the .ovpn file you use)

openvpn /storage/.config/Your-OVPN-Filename.ovpn

in my case it is Chicago-IL.ovpn

openvpn /storage/.config/Chicago-IL.ovpn

Click Execute and wait for few seconds and you will be connected.

You may verify your IP by using the following command:

curl ifconfig.me

or you may install any browser from the Program repo

Note: If you face any disconnection issue, then we recommend you to delete the auth-nocache parameter from .ovpn configuration file and then re-connect VPN, hopefully this will resolve disconnection issue.