1. Access the VPN Client: Log into the VPN client through its website or app.

2. Navigate to VPN Tunnels: Look for the section labeled "Options," "Settings," or "Configure VPN Tunnels." This is where you'll set up a VPN tunnel.

3. Set Up VPN Tunnel:

   • Enter the tunnel's IP address or subnet range. Ensure it is correctly configured based on your local network's capabilities.
   • Provide a VPN password or key. Some clients require a VPN key, while others might use a lid or hidden key feature.

4. Connect to Remote Server: Once the tunnel is set up, connect to your remote server through the VPN interface. This might involve logging in to a specific IP address or URL.

5. Configure Tunnel Settings: Adjust the tunnel settings as needed, such as encryption mode, traffic control (e.g., congestion avoidance), and security settings.

6. Test Connection: Verify the connection by logging in to your remote server to ensure it works as expected.

7. Consider Security: Ensure the VPN key or lid is correctly configured to access your remote server.

8. Use Official Documentation: Refer to the official VPN client's user guide or help section for detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips.

By following these steps, you can successfully express a VPN on your official client and connect to your remote server securely.