To manage subscriptions in OpenVPN,follow this organized approach:

1. Subscription Types:

   • Single Sign-On (SSO): Use this for all connections if you want a single login. Create a new account and set up a basic VPN with one protocol.
   • Multi Sign-On (MSO): Use this if you need to manage multiple accounts. Create a new account and set up multiple VPNs with different protocols.

2. Protocol Configuration:

   • Select Protocol: In the Management Dashboard, choose the desired protocol (e.g., PPTP, VPNsec) for each account.
   • Configure Encryption: Adjust encryption modes or strength levels as needed for different connections.

3. Account Management:

   • Account ID: Unique identifier for your account.
   • Service ID: IP address of the OpenVPN server managing your account.
   • Delete Subscriptions: Use the Management Dashboard to remove inactive or expired subscriptions.

4. Multi-Server VPN:

   • Multi-Servers Option: Add multiple VPN instances simultaneously for coordinated network access.

5. Account Settings:

   • Account ID vs. Service ID: Use Account ID for internal references and Service ID for managing the OpenVPN server.

6. Multi-Sign-On vs. Single Sign-On:

   • Multi-Sign-On: Use for multiple accounts. Create a new account and set up a VPN with a protocol.
   • Single Sign-On: Use for one account. Create a new account and set up a VPN with a protocol.

7. Security and Authentication:

   • Ensure HTTPS in all connections for data security.
   • Use OpenVPN's default HTTPS protocol.

8. Monitor Activity:

   Use the Dashboard to monitor logs and activity for insights and reporting.

9. Protocol Differences:

   Configure encryption modes and strength levels for each protocol to suit different connections.

10. Documentation and Tutorials:

    Refer to OpenVPN documentation and guides for detailed instructions on configuring subscriptions.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage your OpenVPN subscriptions, ensuring secure and efficient network access.