Open florentmorin opened 2 years ago
Thanks @florentmorin. I added your suggestion to our official Doc at https://docs.proxyman.io/troubleshooting/proxyman-does-not-work-with-vpn-apps#4.-pulse-secure-and-global-protect-vpn
Thanks again for your contribution. I appreciate it 👍
I vote against editing sudoers
, especially against putting it in a tutorial.
That step is useful (i.e. good to know) but not necessary. It also comes with security responsibilities (and, to most who needs a step-by-step VPN tutorial, security risks), because after editing sudoers
, running openconnect
still elevates to root but no longer requires admin password. That step should only be included in a section that has a big yellow exclamation mark at best; or removed altogether from the tutorial.
IMO a tutorial for a tool should not include a section that bypasses standard system security features, even if it's about using a built-in system tool to do so.
Thanks. I will add a note to the Doc 👍
I tried official process from Proxyman Documentation but it won't work.
So, here is my solution, with a very highly secured VPN.
First, you need to install OpenConnect.
You need to obtain installation path for
openconnect
.After that, don't forget to edit
/etc/sudoers
Add this line and replace
<openconnect-binary-path>
with your binary path.Now, you can connect to your secured proxy using Juniper SSL / Pulse Connect Secure protocol.
Once connected, launch Proxyman and it will work like a charm.