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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, …):
Installation, FAQ etc. (german only): VPN-Zugang zum INNET
They recommend using AnyConnect.
VPNC
Settings:
Gateway: vpn1.uibk.ac.at User: c703XXX Pass: YourC703XXX-Password Group name: uibk.ac.at Group password: vpn2001-zugang
The username is your c-Number and user password is your password.
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.
Alternatively it is possible to install and configure vpnc. On Debian based systems
aptitude install network-manager-vpnc network-manager-vpnc-gnome vpnc
should install all necessary tools.
To configure vpn, just add a new vpn connnection → choose cisco compatible vpn (vpnc)
There is also a vpn client called openconnect: again there is a Debian package:
aptitude install openconnect
You can then start a VPN connection with 1)
/usr/bin/openconnect vpn.uibk.ac.at
visit https://vpn.uibk.ac.at in a browser.
Just logon with your credentials
username = c703xxx password = your uibk password
Start AnyConnect.
After the initial installation a new 'AnyConnect' menu entry should appear in
applications -> internet
This entry starts a new vpn session.
you can append and combine following options to your c-number:
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 |
E.g.: using cXXXXX_split_long
provides a long-session split-tunnel vpn connection.
Installation, FAQ: VPN-Zugang zum INNET
vpn-script
- downloadable from http://www.infradead.org/openconnect/vpnc-script.htmlto start the vpn-connection:
/usr/bin/openconnect --script vpnc-script vpn.uibk.ac.at