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:vpnc Connects Linux and Cisco VPNs
vpnc Connects Linux and Cisco VPNs
Jun 12, 2009, 18 :31 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4191 reads)

(Other stories by Charlie Schluting)

"Now that the configuration file exists, you can simply run sudo vpnc enp.conf (or leave off the .conf). You will now be connected to the VPN. If everything worked, and you will notice a new 'tun' interface in the 'ifconfig' output.

"To disconnect from the VPN, simply run sudo vpnc-disconnect

"Do note that the default route gets replaced with the VPN router (so all traffic goes through the VPN) when you are connected. See the vpnc man page for help changing this behavior, or simply remember to disconnect from the VPN when you are done."

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