Install the networkmanager-openconnect package, then restart rvice.Ĭonfigure and connect with nm-applet (NetworkManager's icon tray utility from network-manager-applet) or similar utility.Ī simple tuntap netctl.profile(5) can be used to integrate OpenConnect in the normal Netctl workflow. $ openconnect -script-tun -script 'ocproxy -L 3389::3389' vpnserver Use-case to open RDP session in combination with rdesktop: -L lport:rhost:rport – Connections to localhost:LPORT will be redirected over the VPN to RHOST:RPORT.-D port – Set up a SOCKS5 server on PORT.Ocproxy-git AUR may be used to setup a user-level SOCKS and port forwarding proxy for OpenConnect based on lwIP: Split routing can be achieved using vpn-slice-git AUR in place of vpnc-script, so that you can selectively access hosts over the VPN but otherwise remain on your own LAN. # openconnect -csd-wrapper /usr/lib/openconnect/hipreport.sh -protocol=gp /gateway Some VPN server requires you to use the alternative addressĪlso your VPN might require you to generate a HIP report (gathers information about your computer), you can do that by passing in # openconnect -servercert=sha1: -authgroup='single-Factor Pulse Clients' -protocol=nc /dana-na/auth/url_6/welcome.cgi -pid-file='/var/run/work-vpn.pid' -user=Ĭonnecting to a GlobalProtect VPN server where the address is usually, simply do In order to connect to a Pulse Connect Secure server you need to know the SHA-1 of its certificate. # openconnect -csd-wrapper=/usr/lib/openconnect/csd-post.sh vpnserver Juniper Pulse Client In that case using the '-csd-wrapper' parameter can help, the wrappers are stored under '/usr/lib/openconnect/'. Sometimes, connecting to a Cisco VPN, the CSD (Cisco Secure Desktop) mechanism is required (see: ). To show the different offered auth-groups and to get more information about the connection to the server in general use: Often VPN providers are offering different authentication groups for different access configurations like for example for a full tunnel or split tunnel connection. # openconnect -u user -passwd-on-stdin vpnserver

Input the password after running the command. More advanced invocation with username and password. Simply run openconnect as root and enter your username and password when prompted: OpenConnect is a client for Cisco's An圜onnect SSL VPN and Pulse Secure's Pulse Connect Secure.

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