It is important that you set a server password.
#Install Softether Vpn Client On Linux plus
I encourage people to use vpncmd because it can be easier than the GUI, plus there's no need to download anything since you can configure the entire server from an SSH session. It has the same exact purpose for the GUI version you can obtain on MacOS and Windows. With vpncmd you are able to change every option in regard to SoftEther. If you've installed SE yourself, find the vpnserver directory. To execute SoftEther's cmd utility, use sudo /usr/local/vpnserver/vpncmd <- This applies if you used my scripts. Wget -O se-uninstall & chmod 770 se-uninstall &. Uninstall SE-VPN Server Īs of now, this bash script will only work with Ubuntu due to the use of update-rc.d.
#Install Softether Vpn Client On Linux install
If you can't seem to get your server to work at all, try running the install script again so you get a fresh start. etc/init.d/dnsmasq restart & /etc/init.d/vpnserver restart Need help?Ĭheck out the forum post here for a more in-depth explanation. If everything above was done correctly, all we need to do now is to restart the DHCP server and the running SoftEther VPN server. This rule will exist until the next system reboot, so to keep it persistent we will install iptables-persistentĪpt install iptables-persistent Restart dnsmasq and SoftEther VPN Server Iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.42.10.0/24 -j SNAT -to-source Please replace with the public IP address of your server. Now we need to add a POSTROUTING rule to iptables to correctly route traffic and enable NAT. Now we must enable this new option by issuing the following command: Use the following command to create this file:Īgain, save and close the file by hitting Ctrl + X then. We need to create a file in /etc/sysctl.d/ to enable ipv4 forwarding.