vpnd
The vpnd command line tool is a powerful utility used for managing virtual private network (VPN) connections on Linux systems. It allows users to create, configure, start, stop, and monitor VPN connections from the command line interface.
With vpnd, users can easily connect to remote networks and securely access resources such as files, applications, and services. It supports various VPN protocols, including OpenVPN and IPsec, allowing flexibility in establishing secure connections.
The tool provides extensive configuration options, allowing users to define network settings, authentication methods, encryption algorithms, and more.
In addition to managing VPN connections, vpnd also incorporates features like DNS and firewall configuration, ensuring secure and reliable network communication.
Users can monitor the status of their VPN connections in real-time, view log files, and troubleshoot any connection issues using the built-in logging and diagnostic capabilities.
Overall, vpnd simplifies the process of setting up and managing VPN connections on Linux systems, offering a secure and convenient way for users to access remote networks.
List of commands for vpnd:
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vpnd:tldr:4d09d vpnd: Run the daemon for a specific server configuration.$ vpnd -i ${server_id}try on your machineexplain this command
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vpnd:tldr:5094a vpnd: Print usage summary and exit.$ vpnd -htry on your machineexplain this command
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vpnd:tldr:7ac02 vpnd: Run the daemon in the foreground.$ vpnd -xtry on your machineexplain this command
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vpnd:tldr:d1c1a vpnd: Run the daemon in the foreground and print logs to the terminal.$ vpnd -dtry on your machineexplain this command
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vpnd:tldr:ed4a5 vpnd: Run the daemon in the foreground, print logs to the terminal, and quit after validating arguments.$ vpnd -ntry on your machineexplain this command