OpenVPN

The CA placeholder is not a valid certificate and must be replaced. The server determines password and client-certificate requirements; supply valid authentication. Both forms can coexist, with cert and key supplied as a pair. Only dev: tun is supported, not TAP. Certificate and static-key fields take content rather than paths. Map the relevant .ovpn fields to YAML rather than pasting an entire .ovpn file into proxies.

Node example

Merge this node into the configuration’s proxies list. Replace example addresses, identities, and credentials. If you rename Node, update group references too.

proxies:
  - name: Node
    type: openvpn
    server: proxy.example.com
    port: 1194
    proto: udp
    username: YOUR_USERNAME
    password: YOUR_PASSWORD
    ca: |
      -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
      REPLACE_WITH_CA_CERTIFICATE_BODY
      -----END CERTIFICATE-----

Protocol fields

Field	How to configure it
proto	udp or tcp, matching the .ovpn transport.
ca	Copy the complete certificate from the .ovpn <ca> block into a YAML block string.
username / password	Credentials for auth-user-pass authentication.
cert / key	Complete <cert> and <key> content when the server requires client certificates.
tls-auth / key-direction	Static TLS authentication key and direction, when required.
tls-crypt / tls-crypt-v2	Use the matching control-channel key from the source config; avoid mixing modes.
cipher / data-ciphers / auth	Data cipher, negotiated cipher list, and authentication digest from the service.
ping / ping-restart / handshake-timeout	Ping, restart, and handshake timeouts in seconds.

Groups and rules · Common fields · TLS · Transports

Reference: mihomo.