Openconnect VPN stopped working
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I installed openconnect when I installed Kubuntu 18.04, and I was able to connect to work just fine using
sudo openconnect --user <username> --juniper https://<vpn_server>
However since today, I've been unable to connect. When I run the command and supply my password, it tells me the connection was successful and I'm connected as some ip, using SSL.
However, nothing works! I'm not able to ssh/ping to my servers, chrome is unable to resolve internal work URLs.
Plus, my regular internet also feels slower (especially in hostname resolution).
I tried to purge any VPN related things I installed since then (windscribe-cli and openvpn), and reboot, but the situation is still the same.
I tried to manually specify the tun0 interface for ping, but I still can't reach work servers.
Edit: It's not local network/router issue, since my work macbook is able to connect and everything works fine on it.
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asked May 29 at 12:22
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I installed openconnect when I installed Kubuntu 18.04, and I was able to connect to work just fine using
sudo openconnect --user <username> --juniper https://<vpn_server>
However since today, I've been unable to connect. When I run the command and supply my password, it tells me the connection was successful and I'm connected as some ip, using SSL.
However, nothing works! I'm not able to ssh/ping to my servers, chrome is unable to resolve internal work URLs.
Plus, my regular internet also feels slower (especially in hostname resolution).
I tried to purge any VPN related things I installed since then (windscribe-cli and openvpn), and reboot, but the situation is still the same.
I tried to manually specify the tun0 interface for ping, but I still can't reach work servers.
Edit: It's not local network/router issue, since my work macbook is able to connect and everything works fine on it.
networking vpn openconnect
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's yoursudo systemctl status systemd-resolvedsay? What's yourcat /etc/resolv.confoutput when connected normally and to the VPN, where doesls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?
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Jun 5 at 14:00
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I installed openconnect when I installed Kubuntu 18.04, and I was able to connect to work just fine using
sudo openconnect --user <username> --juniper https://<vpn_server>
However since today, I've been unable to connect. When I run the command and supply my password, it tells me the connection was successful and I'm connected as some ip, using SSL.
However, nothing works! I'm not able to ssh/ping to my servers, chrome is unable to resolve internal work URLs.
Plus, my regular internet also feels slower (especially in hostname resolution).
I tried to purge any VPN related things I installed since then (windscribe-cli and openvpn), and reboot, but the situation is still the same.
I tried to manually specify the tun0 interface for ping, but I still can't reach work servers.
Edit: It's not local network/router issue, since my work macbook is able to connect and everything works fine on it.
networking vpn openconnect
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
I installed openconnect when I installed Kubuntu 18.04, and I was able to connect to work just fine using
sudo openconnect --user <username> --juniper https://<vpn_server>
However since today, I've been unable to connect. When I run the command and supply my password, it tells me the connection was successful and I'm connected as some ip, using SSL.
However, nothing works! I'm not able to ssh/ping to my servers, chrome is unable to resolve internal work URLs.
Plus, my regular internet also feels slower (especially in hostname resolution).
I tried to purge any VPN related things I installed since then (windscribe-cli and openvpn), and reboot, but the situation is still the same.
I tried to manually specify the tun0 interface for ping, but I still can't reach work servers.
Edit: It's not local network/router issue, since my work macbook is able to connect and everything works fine on it.
networking vpn openconnect
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
asked May 29 at 12:22
hoodakaushal
198215
198215
Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's yoursudo systemctl status systemd-resolvedsay? What's yourcat /etc/resolv.confoutput when connected normally and to the VPN, where doesls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?
– pbhj
Jun 5 at 14:00
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Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's yoursudo systemctl status systemd-resolvedsay? What's yourcat /etc/resolv.confoutput when connected normally and to the VPN, where doesls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?
– pbhj
Jun 5 at 14:00
Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's your
sudo systemctl status systemd-resolved say? What's your cat /etc/resolv.conf output when connected normally and to the VPN, where does ls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?– pbhj
Jun 5 at 14:00
Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's your
sudo systemctl status systemd-resolved say? What's your cat /etc/resolv.conf output when connected normally and to the VPN, where does ls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?– pbhj
Jun 5 at 14:00
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Sounds like this problem. Name resolution is now done in systemd-resolved by default I think, what's your
sudo systemctl status systemd-resolvedsay? What's yourcat /etc/resolv.confoutput when connected normally and to the VPN, where doesls -al /etc/resolv.confshow your resolv.conf is linked to?– pbhj
Jun 5 at 14:00