OpenVPN Compatibility?

+1 for Iphone OpenVPN support

I think this is a pipe-dream....Apple seems to be more interested in protecting it's market share than providing apps that are needed (Like openvpn) by paying customers that use the phone for more than texting!

+1 for iPhone/iPad OpenVPN support !!

Yes please, I don't want to jailbreak my iPhone AND my iPad ...

Me too.
I want OpenVPN support as well. I have PPTP setup, but on many WLANs I can't get the GRE to travel the network nicely. So OpenVPN is the way to go.

We also use openvpn as our only vpn solution. we have have much better luck getting to connect from hotels and random internet connection than any other vpn solution currently supported by iphone.

PLEASE ADD SUPPORT FOR OPENVPN!!!

One more vote for an OpenVPN solution for the iPhone so I can get staff on the corporate network working remotely. Jailbreaking phones to get this working is not an option for our staff.

+1 for OpenVPN Support with tap device..
Even with jailbreak only tun device possible..

Would like OPEN VPN for everything (iPad, IPhone, Mac OSX...)

GuizmOVPN supports TAP since version 1.0.3.

Yes but for GuizmOVPN you need to Jaibreak your device no? (cannot find it on the app store)

ABSOLUTELY need OpenVPN - not want...NEED! For those saying 'just jailbreak', consider this:

1. Many corporately owned iDevices have policy forbidding jailbreaking
2. There IS NO jailbreak for the iPad 2 yet

All 6 of my family's personal iPhones (3x iPhone 4s, 2x iPhone 3GSs and 1 3G) and the 1 iPad '1' ARE jailbroken. I do run OpenVPN on these devices. My new iPad 2 - S.O.L.! My work-issued iPhone 4 - not allowed to JB.

If the rest of the people here requesting are anything like me, they know at least 50-75 more people that are frustrated with, and are dying for OpenVPN support who are not posting anywhere or making themselves heard!

Since having OpenVPN available at kernel level needs jailbreaking, which is not an option for many users, would it be possible to just have an "in-app" OpenVPN implementation?
I mean: would it be possible for an app to set up an OpenVPN connection over a normal TCP/UDP socket to a VPN server and then use the connection at application level?
It could have an integrated browser or an ssh terminal. I'm absolutely not an expert so I may be completely wrong but I also don't why we cannot have an app to create an OpenVPN "tunnel" to a defined server:port so we can use it with other apps. It would be a very limited functionality but still useful. Am I completely wrong?

I would just like to add my name to the list of people requesting OpenVPN support in hopes that enough people asking will get Apple to take action. I work for a company that provides support for a wide range of companies using OpenVPN, so in addition to myself we have a large number of users also interested in this functionality.