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The keyword is a case-insensitive string of alphanumeric characters, separated by spaces. The value is an ASCII string of hexadecimal numbers or a case-insensitive string of alpha-numeric characters. The hexadecimal numbers in the value can be preceded by a + or - sign. In other words, -1F or +A would be valid values for the key in the keydef file. A plus or minus sign indicates that the hexadecimal string is optional. Keywords: encrypted Keywords set any packets sent through the VPN tunnel to be encrypted. The following table lists the available keywords in the keydef file. Keyword Description keytype A hexadecimal string in the range of 0-FFFF which specifies the encryption type to use for the given key. See the section on encryption types for more information on the types of encryption available. If no keytype is specified, it is assumed to be an OpenVPN default. 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