Configure IPSEC VPN using StrongSwan on Ubuntu 18.04
$ sudo ipsec up connection-name $ sudo ipsec down connection-name $ sudo ipsec restart $ sudo ipsec status $ sudo ipsec statusall Get the Policies and States of the IPsec Tunnel: $ sudo ip xfrm state $ sudo ip xfrm policy Reload the secrets, while the service is running: $ sudo ipsec rereadsecrets Check if traffic flows through the tunnel: Easiest way to setup Ubuntu as a VPN server - Ask Ubuntu PPTP VPN on Ubuntu 12.04 Example. Here is a quick tutorial to set up a basic PPTP VPN server on Ubuntu 12.04. Install Necessary Packages. sudo apt-get install ppp pptpd Configure PPTP IP Ranges on the Server. sudo nano /etc/pptpd.conf Add the following lines in end. localip 10.89.64.1 remoteip 10.89.64.100-150 Configure L2tp Ipsec Vpn Server On Ubuntu Configure L2tp Ipsec Vpn Server On Ubuntu Stays connected Configure L2tp Ipsec Vpn Server On Ubuntu on phones, when MBPro wakes it reconnects very fast, incredible choice of servers, speeds vary but to be expected, unblocks geo-gated sites, interfaces a pleasure to use, killswitch is great. Very happy user so far. #vpn. 5:20 AM – 21 Jun 2019
自分だけのVPNサーバを作る！Ubuntu 18.04 に SoftEther VPN …
Creating a VPN appliance with Ubuntu and Openswan
L2TPServer - Community Help Wiki
SoftEther VPN supports also L2TP/IPsec VPN Protocol as described here. You can accept L2TP/IPsec VPN Protocol on VPN Server. iOS, Android, Mac OS X or other L2TP/IPsec VPN compatible client devices can connect to your SoftEther VPN Server. Cisco routers or other vendor's L2TPv3 or EtherIP comatible router can also connect to your SoftEther VPN How To Setup A Site To Site VPN Connection with Strongswan Install the VPN Tool. On server A, run the following command to install strongswan. Linux: # yum … Creating a VPN appliance with Ubuntu and Openswan