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Connect L2TP VPN via command line in Ubuntu
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InMac and L2TP VPN no problems, xp, vista and 7 no go :sL2TP server - site-to-site vpn connectionSonicWall - connecting to L2TP VPN from DMZCan't Ping other local ips on l2tp vpn connection, getting: ping: sendmsg: No such deviceConnect a Zywall USG200 to Windows Server 2012R2 based IPSEC/l2tp VPNCisco ISR with Windows L2TP VPNL2TP VPN http traffic blockedConnect to VPN using sudo?Low L2TP VPN performancesstp eap-tls vpn command line connect
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I can create PPTP connections in Linux via command line with pptpsetup easily and connect to multiple VPN servers concurrently.
I want to know is there a way for L2TP VPN connection to do such behavior on Linux?
By now I can connect to L2TP VPN through NetworkManger in GUI. Is there any tools such as 'pptpsetup' to create and connect LT2P VPN?
I use nmcli but it is using NetworkManager too and of course I can not activate multiple connections concurrently!
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I can create PPTP connections in Linux via command line with pptpsetup easily and connect to multiple VPN servers concurrently.
I want to know is there a way for L2TP VPN connection to do such behavior on Linux?
By now I can connect to L2TP VPN through NetworkManger in GUI. Is there any tools such as 'pptpsetup' to create and connect LT2P VPN?
I use nmcli but it is using NetworkManager too and of course I can not activate multiple connections concurrently!
linux ubuntu vpn l2tp
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I can create PPTP connections in Linux via command line with pptpsetup easily and connect to multiple VPN servers concurrently.
I want to know is there a way for L2TP VPN connection to do such behavior on Linux?
By now I can connect to L2TP VPN through NetworkManger in GUI. Is there any tools such as 'pptpsetup' to create and connect LT2P VPN?
I use nmcli but it is using NetworkManager too and of course I can not activate multiple connections concurrently!
linux ubuntu vpn l2tp
I can create PPTP connections in Linux via command line with pptpsetup easily and connect to multiple VPN servers concurrently.
I want to know is there a way for L2TP VPN connection to do such behavior on Linux?
By now I can connect to L2TP VPN through NetworkManger in GUI. Is there any tools such as 'pptpsetup' to create and connect LT2P VPN?
I use nmcli but it is using NetworkManager too and of course I can not activate multiple connections concurrently!
linux ubuntu vpn l2tp
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