As an alternative to using a physical VPN Hub, Viprinet offers virtualized Multichannel VPN Hub instances. The Viprinet Virtual VPN Hub is a pure software application that works just like a physical hardware VPN Hub and can be operated as an Amazon AWS cloud service or as a Vmware virtual machine on any existing server worldwide.​

Using this link, you can download the Virtual VPN Hub software:

 https://updates.vipri.net/files/firmware/virtualhub/

With the Viprinet manual, you are perfectly prepared to configure your Multichannel VPN Routers and Hubs. (pdf, english)

In case you don't need the whole ISO image but our setup or monitor tool quickly ...

Our brand new product folder provides a quick overview about the Multichannel VPN Router's and Hub's functionality and application area, as well as information on other Viprinet products. Furthermore, it illustrates the major advantages and the usage scenarios the Viprinet principle makes possible for the first time.

With our series of datasheets, we provide in-depth information on all our products.​

Our case studies introduce companies which have mastered very individual challenges by using our products.

This tutorial is a detailed guide on how customers may create an account at our VLM portal, register routers, setup locations, and subscribe to VLM. The individual menue items are explained step by step, including many screenshots.

Using the Viprinet VPN Client, you are able to easily provide protected and encrypted access to corporate resources for home office users and field workers and integrate their PCs into your VPN structure.

The Viprinet MIB allows reading out information about Viprinet products using the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).

Lost your setup cd or need the latest one? No problem!​

The Firmware ("Viprinux") running on all Viprinet Multichannel VPN Routers and Hubs uses its own routing kernel including a proprietary TCP/IP stack that is enabling us to implement the unrivaled features of our products. Viprinux is compiled with OpenADK, which is an open source construction kit for Embedded Linux. Our OpenADK version is running on a Debian 8.2 (64 bit) host.

According to the license agreements of the used open source components and to honor the great achievments of the Linux community we publish the complete source files including all of our improvements to the used open source components here on this website.

Please consider that the router kernel and TCP/IP stack is the intellectual property of Viprinet and therefore not included in the provided files. As a result it will not be possible to run the linked files on a Multichannel VPN Router but it can be a userful starting point for your own embedded projects. Viprinux was optimized on ARM- and X86-systems and for flash storage. Thanks to SquashFS the complete system can be run on as little as 20MB.

Downloads 

• Instructions
  • build_instructions.txt
• OpenADK
  • 2015081830_arm.tar.xz [5.4 MiB]
  • 2015081830_i686_userland_amd64_kernel.tar.xz [5.4 MiB]
  • 2015081830_i686_userland_and_kernel.tar.xz [5.4 MiB]
  • 2015110340_arm.tar.xz [5.3 MiB]
  • 2015110340_i686_userland_amd64_kernel.tar.xz [5.3 MiB]
  • 2015110340_i686_userland_and_kernel.tar.xz [5.3 MiB]
• OpenSource Software packages
  • tarballs.tar.xz [466 MiB]
• Checksums
  • tarball_pool.txt
  • md5checksums.txt
  • sha1checksums.txt

At this point, we offer our advertising motifs "Business Continuity Management" (2015) and "Nothing to hide?" (2014) as desktop wallpapers. You can choose the correct resolution from the list below. Please note the copyright provisions: For private use only, no commercial distribution permitted. Copyright Viprinet 2015.

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