Ubuntu provides Cisco compatible VPN Client called vpnc.
[ install ]
install vpnc via apt-get.
convert pcf file to a configuration file for vpnc with pcf2vpnc.
By default vpnc loads /etc/vpcn/default.conf file as a configuration file.
[ connect ]
just type vpnc. vpnc will load /etc/vpnc/default.conf file.
enter username and credentials.
in my case , my credentials is fixed string + one time password.
[ disconnect ]
[ install ]
install vpnc via apt-get.
| # apt-cache search vpnc |
convert pcf file to a configuration file for vpnc with pcf2vpnc.
By default vpnc loads /etc/vpcn/default.conf file as a configuration file.
| # /usr/share/vpnc/pcf2vpnc zzz.pcf /etc/vpnc/default.conf vpnc config written to '/etc/vpnc/default.conf' with permissions '100644'. Please take care of permissions. |
[ connect ]
just type vpnc. vpnc will load /etc/vpnc/default.conf file.
enter username and credentials.
in my case , my credentials is fixed string + one time password.
| # vpnc Enter username for zzz.example.jp: zzzzz Enter password for zzzz@zzz.example.jp: zzzzz VPNC started in background (pid: 3159)... |
[ disconnect ]
| # vpnc-disconnect Terminating vpnc daemon (pid: 3159) |
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