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# Configuration Deka VPN: OpenVPN

The **OpenVPN** section allows you to configure and manage VPN connections using the OpenVPN protocol. It consists of four main parts:

* [**OpenVPN Detail**](/deka-vpn/configuration-deka-vpn-openvpn/openvpn-detail.md) provides general OpenVPN configuration information such as the VPN name, the network address, and the subnet network.
* [**Download Component Client Export**](/deka-vpn/configuration-deka-vpn-openvpn/download-component-client-export.md) allows downloading client installers and configuration files for Windows, MacOS, or Viscosity.
* [**OpenVPN User**](/deka-vpn/configuration-deka-vpn-openvpn/openvpn-user.md) manages OpenVPN user accounts, including adding, deleting, resetting passwords, and editing expiration dates.
* [**OpenVPN Status**](/deka-vpn/configuration-deka-vpn-openvpn/openvpn-status.md) monitors the real-time status of OpenVPN connections and active users.

Each part provides specific options to configure and manage OpenVPN-based VPNs.


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