Kerio VPN Client is a tool for connecting to a vpn network. running on the Kerio WinRoute Firewall gateway. Not so long ago a client appeared under Linux. I offer a short guide to installing and using the Kerio VPN Client for Debian / Ubuntu Linux
Preparing to install ')
32-bit Debian / Ubuntu distributions are supported: Debian 5.0, Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 8.10 and higher.
Before you start the installation with the Kerio VPN Client, make sure that The 'debconf' and 'OpenSSL packages' are installed on your system.
# apt-get install debconf openssl
Installation
To install the Kerio VPN Client, run the following commands:
Kerio VPN Client for Linux supports only one VPN connection at a time. During the installation of the package, the configuration wizard starts automatically. The wizard prompts you for the server name / address, username, password, and offers automatic server discovery, obtaining a certificate (for an authentication server). In addition, it can be entered manually.
If you want to change the configuration later, run the wizard again with the following command:
# dpkg-reconfigure kerio-kvc
Alternatively, edit the configuration file:
/etc/kerio-kvc.conf
After any changes, you will need to restart the service:
# /etc/init.d/kerio-kvc reload
Start / stop
Kerio VPN Client will start automatically after installation. and restart after reconfiguration. You can start / stop it manually by calling the command:
# /etc/init.d/kerio-kvc {start | stop | restart}
Troubleshooting
Kerio VPN Client creates log files in the directory
/ var / log / kerio-kvc directory:
init.log - information about starting or stopping the daemon
error.log - information on critical errors
debug.log - detailed information and connection status
Well, the VPN network is configured, I personally tested it, it works stably.