A step-by-step explanation of how to complete this process with screenshots if possible.

2. Install and configure the OpenVPN Server along with an easyRSA security certificate authority server on the new Ubuntu machine. 3. Follow the OpenVPN for Ubuntu instructions on the Ubuntu site: 4. On your internet router configure port forwarding to send traffic on port 1194 to the IP address of the VM running the OpenVPN server. Paste screen shot of your port forwarding configuration here. 5. Configure firewalld on your VM to permit traffic on port 1194 and also allow masquerading. Paste a screen shot showing this configuration here. 6. Past a screenshot of your OpenVPN services running here. There should be more than one service if you have configured the server correctly. Part Two - Connect to OpenVPN Server using a client 7. Use scp download the OpenVPN client configuration that was created when you installed the OpenVPN server. Paste a screenshot of your command that successfully moved the security keys from the server to the client. 8. Install the OpenVPN client on Mac/Win/iOS/Android and use the OpenVPN client configuration to connect to your OpenVPN server. Past a screenshot of the OpenVPN client running and a screenshot of the virtual tunnel network adapter it created upon successful VPN connection here. 9. Verify your internet IP address and that you're able to browse the web once you're connected to the OpenVPN server. Paste any relevant screen shots here