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 ======VPN on Linux====== ======VPN on Linux======
  
-The University recommends Forticlient on Linux PCs; however it can be complicated to set up and it has been observed that it can cause problems with networking setup.+The University recommends Forticlient on Linux PCs; however it can be complicated to set up and it has been observed that it can cause problems with networking setup in some cases.
  
 As an alternative to the proprietary Fortinet VPN client, you can use the Openfortinet client which is very easy to set up: As an alternative to the proprietary Fortinet VPN client, you can use the Openfortinet client which is very easy to set up:
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 <code>sudo apt install openfortivpn</code> <code>sudo apt install openfortivpn</code>
  
-Then sudo-edit /etc/openfortivpn/config and insert these (change the username to yours and insert your password):+Then sudo-edit /etc/openfortivpn/config and insert these (change the username and password to yours):
  
 <code> <code>
 host = remoteaccess.shef.ac.uk host = remoteaccess.shef.ac.uk
 port = 443 port = 443
-username = ac1user +username = ac1usr 
-password = ***********+password = qwerty123
 </code> </code>
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 +(or you can leave the password line out, and enter it every time you log into VPN)
  
 To connect to the VPN, run this: To connect to the VPN, run this:
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