Hello everyone,
I have setup my SoftEther server on a Linux system (Raspberry Pi) and have confirmed it is working by connection through my SoftEther windows client.
Now I would like to connect from a Raspberry Pi Client (Linux) but there is no user GUI.
Is there a way to directly export all the settings from my server and import them on my Raspberry Pi? I would like to use SoftEther's own VPN connection mode and not use IPSec or L2TP etc.
Any help would be appreciated :)
Alex
How to setup client under Linux?
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darwin.ranzone
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Re: How to setup client under Linux?
Hi Alex
I have done that in my pi before
You basically have to create a init file and with that create a vpnclient service manually if you want the vpn to connect on startup
Check this guide
https://linuxconfig.org/setting-up-soft ... erus-linux
I have done that in my pi before
You basically have to create a init file and with that create a vpnclient service manually if you want the vpn to connect on startup
Check this guide
https://linuxconfig.org/setting-up-soft ... erus-linux
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AleXSR700
- Posts: 22
- Joined: Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:35 am
Re: How to setup client under Linux?
Hi,
I did it according to the instructions but the strange thing is, that when I connect via accountconnect pi_vpn, it connects and shows "connected". But when I then run the dhclient vpn_pi command, it switchs to "conncting " and fails to actually connect.
May I ask why there is no normal client (with a GUI) like in Windows?
I did it according to the instructions but the strange thing is, that when I connect via accountconnect pi_vpn, it connects and shows "connected". But when I then run the dhclient vpn_pi command, it switchs to "conncting " and fails to actually connect.
May I ask why there is no normal client (with a GUI) like in Windows?