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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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< | < | ||
- | Then sudo-edit / | + | Then sudo-edit / |
< | < | ||
host = remoteaccess.shef.ac.uk | host = remoteaccess.shef.ac.uk | ||
port = 443 | port = 443 | ||
- | username = ac1user | + | username = ac1usr |
- | password = *********** | + | password = qwerty123 |
</ | </ | ||
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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: |