How to Setup Android Jelly Bean L2TP

This step-by-step tutorial explains how to setup a L2TP connection on Android 4.1.x Jelly Bean (e.g. Google Nexus 7):
1. Navigate to the settings:	2. Select "More..."  3. Select "VPN". If you haven't done so yet, you might need to set a PIN for security reasons now.	4. Select "Add VPN profile" (on some Android versions, you'll have to tap the "+" instead ->  )
5. Now you need to enter the VPN server details. Name: Anything you like, e.g. "HideMyAss" or "HMA VPN L2TP" Type: L2TP/IPSec PSK Server address: The L2TP server IPs can be found @ http://hidemyass.com/vpn-config/l2tp/ IPSec pre-shared key: HideMyAss When ready, click "Save".	6. You can see the new connection you created. Tap it to connect.	7. Now enter your login details: Username: Your VPN account username Password: Your PPTP password (note, this is not your account password! Get the PPTP password from the server page). Check "Save account information" and tap "Connect".	8. You can see the status "Connecting..." Please wait.
	9. Now you can see that the VPN connection has been made. As long as the VPN connected, you'll see the status "Connected" below the VPN connection, and in your notification area (on the top) you see the key icon.	10. Tap on the connection name to get details about it. There you can also disconnect.

How to setup FeatVPN OpenVPN on Android

FEAT VPN: OpenVPN on Android without root

FEAT VPN is an Android app that brings OpenVPN to Android versions 2.1 through 3.2. In contrast to existing apps, FEAT VPN does not require you to root your Android phone or tablet and thus void its warranty. FEAT VPN works on unmodified off-the-shelf devices. ATTENTION: FeatVPN now also works on Amazons Kindle Fire !!! Get the latest Beta of FeatVPN: Android 2.x (Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread) and 3.x (Honeycomb): http://www.featvpn.com/dl.php?id=1 Android 4.x (Ice Cream Sandwich/ICS, Jelly Bean): http://www.featvpn.com/dl.php?id=2 Get the latest stable version from Android Market (Google Play)(For Kindle Fire, please use the versions from the FeatVPN website above!) Alternative Alternatively to FeatVPN, you can use the app OpenVPN Connect
Before you begin configuring the FeatVPN add, you should download the OpenVPN config files onto your device. Get them from -> TCP+UDP config files as .ZIP-archive: http://hidemyass.com/vpn-config/vpn-config.zip Single TCP *.ovpn config files: http://hidemyass.com/vpn-config/TCP/ Single UDP *.ovpn config files: http://hidemyass.com/vpn-config/UDP/ Download or extract them to any folder you like on your device, e.g. in /sdcard/Download
Install the app from the Google Play (formerly Android Market):                                                                                                              Run it and accept License Agreement:
Upon the first load, you will need to test the devices VPN support, by clicking "Setup" in the menu (see screenshots). The device will now run a few tests. Once it's done, tap "Exit" to get back to the main menu.
Back in the main menu, please tap the “Tunnels” button, then “Add” and “Load” to add one or few VPN servers.
Browse to the folder where you've put the OpenVPN config files before (e.g. /sdcard/download). Select the config file of the server you'd like to connect to. You should now see that FeatVPN successfully imported the config file and changed all necessary settings by itself. Now please hit the “Back” button.
On the next screen tap on the connection you just made, enter your credentials, tap “OK” and wait for a few moments.
Congratulations, you are now connected:

How to Setup OpenVPN for Android App

In this tutorial you'll learn how to configure the app "OpenVPN for Android" (openvpnforandroid0.5.7_29.apk).

It will easily allow you to connect to the HMA VPN server via OpenVPN protocol - TCP and UDP. This is working on all Android versions and no root privileges are required! (If you don't like this connection method, check out our articles FeatVPN and OpenVPN Connect) There are 2 method to import the *.ovpn config files into the VPN application: a) via Dropbox app - by importing the config file folders into your own Dropbox, and then importing to the VPN application from there b) manually, by downloading the config files onto your SDcard, extracting them and importing to the VPN application Both are explained below.
a) Importing config files via Dropbox
On your Android device, browse here: http://tinyurl.com/hmavpnconfigs You can there import the config folders into your own Dropbox account by clicking on the  It's required to have the Dropbox app installed.	Now you can open the Dropbox app and navigate to where you've downloaded the config files. Tap on one of the config files you'd like to import.	You'll get asked what you want to do with this file. Select "Import OpenVPN configuration" and "Always".
The OpenVPN for Android app will now appear, please resume the tutorial here: Confirm importing of the config file b) Importing config files manually
Install the app and run it. You'll see the main menu below. For now the list is empty, of course. Tap the folder/import button:	Navigate to the folder where you extracted the config files before. Select the config file of the server you'd like to connect to.	In this example we will use: USA.New.Jersey.Newark_LOC1S1.ovpn Select this config file and then tap "Select".
Confirm importing of the config file The following confirmation window will appear. Tap the save button:	The config file has been imported. In case the app closed, restart it. We still need to change some settings now. Tap the settings button:	Tap "Basic".
You can change the name if you want. But important here is just to fill in your username and password. Scroll down, you'll see the username and password field.	Enter your HMA account username and password, the same ones that you use to login @ http://vpn.hidemyass.com	Go back to the menu; (your changes will be saved automatically) Select "Routing".
In this routing settings, check "IPV4: Use default Route", to make sure that all traffic will be sent via VPN.   Go back to the menu again. Now select "Advanced".	Here, uncheck "Enable Custom Options". Otherwise the app will be confused by some settings of the config files.	Go back to the "All your precious VPNs" list. Tap the "imported profile" (or whatever you named it) It will start to connect.
Lot of log info. When it show's the first transferred KiBs, then you're almost there. Once it shows "CONNECTED,SUCCESS,10.x.x.x" then you're successfully connected to the VPN.	You can verify your IP now e.g. @ http://ipaddress.com or http://tracemyip.org to make sure that the VPN is working. Open the status bar, you'll see the apps notification widget. Tap it to access its menu.	Here you can disconnect or change settings of the VPN connection, and also check duration of and bandwidth used by the connection.