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-~~NOTOC~~ +Page moved to knowledgebaseLink: [[:knowledgebase:vpn]]
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-===== VPN Access ​to the UIBK network ===== +
-ZID offers VPN access to the internal uibk network (138.232.x.x; Class B) which is necessary for some services (License Servers, Mounting Shared Folders, Library Access, ...). +
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-Notefor some services an additionally authentication against the zid [[firewalls|firewall]] is necessaryhttps://​fwauth-tech.uibk.ac.at. +
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-=== Web-Access === +
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-https://​vpn.uibk.ac.at +
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-=== Tools and Settings === +
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-^Name^Description^ +
-|[[vpn#​vpnc|VPNC]]|vpnc is a VPN client for the Cisco 3000 VPN Concentrator,​ creating a IPSec-like connection as a tunneling network device for the local system (man vpnc)| +
-|[[vpn#​openconnect|OpenConnect]]|OpenConnect is a VPN client, that utilizes TLS and DTLS for secure session establishment,​ and is compatible with the CISCO AnyConnect SSL VPN protocol (https://​openconnect.github.io/​) | +
-|[[vpn#​anyconnect|AnyConnect]]| Software provided by Cisco. The ZID recommends using AnyConnect. | +
-|[[vpn#​advance settings|Advanced Settings]] ||  +
-|[[vpn#​Additional Resources|Additional Resources]] || +
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-==== VPNC ==== +
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-Settings: +
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-  Gateway: vpn1.uibk.ac.at +
-  User: c703XXX +
-  Pass: YourC703XXX-Password +
-  Group name: uibk.ac.at +
-  Group password: vpn2001-zugang +
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-The username is your c-Number and user password is your password. +
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-On Ubuntu system (version > 10.11) you have to restart the network-manager (or best just reboot your system) before you can connect with gnome vpnc network manager. +
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-Installation on Debian based systems: +
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-  aptitude install network-manager-vpnc network-manager-vpnc-gnome vpnc +
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-Installation on RHEL based systems (Fedora, CentOS, RockyOS, RedHat): +
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-  dnf install vpnc networkmanager-vpnc networkmanager-vpnc-gnome +
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-To configure vpn, just add a new vpn connnection -> +
-choose cisco compatible vpn (vpnc) +
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-==== Openconnect ==== +
-There is also a vpn client called openconnect:​  +
-again there is a Debian package: +
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-  aptitude install openconnect +
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-You can then start a VPN connection with ((With pre-wheezy Debian, you additionally have to download a script called ''​vpn-script''​ - downloadable from  +
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-  http://​www.infradead.org/​openconnect/​vpnc-script.html +
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-to start the vpn-connection:​ +
-  /​usr/​bin/​openconnect --script vpnc-script vpn.uibk.ac.at +
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-  /​usr/​bin/​openconnect vpn.uibk.ac.at +
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-==== AnyConnect ==== +
-visit https://​vpn.uibk.ac.at in a browser. +
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-Just logon with your credentials  +
-  username = c703xxx  +
-  password = your uibk password +
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-Start AnyConnect. +
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-After the initial installation a new '​AnyConnect'​ menu entry should appear in  +
-  applications -> internet +
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-This entry starts a new vpn session. +
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-==== Advanced Settings ==== +
-=== VPN Split-Tunneling and Session Timeout === +
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-you can append and combine following options to your c-number: +
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-^Option^Description^ +
-| _split | aktivate Split-Tunneling. Only traffic to the university IP's is using the VPN-Tunnel. Other traffic is direct. |  +
-| _long  | Extend the max. Session Timeout: 2 days instead of 10h| +
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-E.g.: using ''​cXXXXX_split_long''​ provides a long-session split-tunnel vpn connection. +
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-==== Additional Resources in German ==== +
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-Installation,​ FAQ: [[http://​www.uibk.ac.at/​zid/​netz-komm/​vpn/​|VPN-Zugang zum INNET]] +
Last modified: 2021/06/28 11:10 by Simon Haller-Seeber