Works perfectly with my university's SSLVPN. Good job
One little nitpick:
my university doesn't use DTLS, so Openconnect use SSL instead. However this creates a rather verbose error message which might confuse people.
Works perfectly with my university's SSLVPN. Good job
One little nitpick:
my university doesn't use DTLS, so Openconnect use SSL instead. However this creates a rather verbose error message which might confuse people.
Thank you mate,
I was confused with error message that I got... I haven't even tried to check connectivity... Silly Thank you, it works fine...
Yes, I will pass to openconnect the required option to not use DTLS, so that the ugly error message will disappear. Unfortunately I cannot proceed differently, since the problem is tied to the OpenSSL library, which is pre-compiled by Nokia...
Yes, I plan to upgrade OpenConnect in a few weeks, along with bug fixes in the GUI client.
Looking forward for this. is there any plan to include the group ID on the new release ?
Since currentyly i received a message
GROUP: [XXX|YYYY|ZZZ]: Invalid Inputs
Failed to obtain WebVPN cookir
XXX YYY ZZZ -> real group name
or anyone knows how to do this from command line ?
Looking forward for this. is there any plan to include the group ID on the new release ?
Since currentyly i received a message
GROUP: [XXX|YYYY|ZZZ]: Invalid Inputs
Failed to obtain WebVPN cookir
XXX YYY ZZZ -> real group name
or anyone knows how to do this from command line ?
i also face the same problem as my company require "group" for authentication.
any plan to support for group option in the next update?
i also face the same problem as my company require "group" for authentication.
any plan to support for group option in the next update?
Hmm I manage to find a workaround, a little bit manual though.
1. Install rootsh
2. go to terminal
3. sudo gainroot
4. openconnect <servername>
when using this command line interface, the group name is visible and i am able to connect by typing the group name, user id and password.
the problem is the DNS and the routing is not configured yet, so I need to add that manually by creating 2 scripts
1. company.sh --> for all the routing and dns
2. normal.sh -> back to use the default routing and dns
For now its sufficient since I am able to vpn to my company using this workaround.
Hmm I manage to find a workaround, a little bit manual though.
1. Install rootsh
2. go to terminal
3. sudo gainroot
4. openconnect <servername>
when using this command line interface, the group name is visible and i am able to connect by typing the group name, user id and password.
the problem is the DNS and the routing is not configured yet, so I need to add that manually by creating 2 scripts
1. company.sh --> for all the routing and dns
2. normal.sh -> back to use the default routing and dns
For now its sufficient since I am able to vpn to my company using this workaround.
thanks. by the way, can you share on how to create the scripts for DNS and routing?
normal.sh
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cd /home/user/company
route add default gw 192.168.2.1 ---> change this to your default gw
cp resolv.conf.normal /etc/resolv.conf
Once you are connected using the openconnect, (put openconnect on background),
then execute the company.sh
try microb -> you should be able to access the intranet (i will assume you have stored the ip address in the router table above)
when you are done, close your openconnect.
revert back your normal gateway and DNS.
Its a quick and dirty but it works.
I am sure there is a better way to do this. I am open for suggestion.
Hey..I am just a beginner...So can anyone help me with setting this...I am using..Open connect GUI to set things up....It asks for a VPN server, username and password....Do I have to register somewhere for all these?? Would really appreciate the reply...thanks