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I believe openconnect handles Pulse, which is a Juniper SSL VPN? If so, use it and fake the check script. Google openconnect infradead. I used AnyConnect at wo
by 616c 9y ago
I believe openconnect handles Pulse, which is a Juniper SSL VPN? If so, use it and fake the check script.
Google openconnect infradead. I used AnyConnect at work (it does support both, despite name) but didn't have to use this feature.
- Rondom 9y agoI have successfully used OpenConnect to replace PulseSecure. Depending on the server configuration, you might need to change the user agent to Windows and have a fake-host-checker-script. The Linux version of Pulse Secure requires your administrator to configure linux as "supported" on the server-side which is often not the case, which makes it pretty much worthless. One thing I noticed is that the network-manager-plugin will disconnect you when changing networks, while the command-line-version reconnects without a need to re-authenticate. In another instance, I used a windows host with Win32-OpenSSH. I used a proxy.pac script for web browsing and for SSHing I tunnelled using the ProxyJump option. You could also configure your Windows VM to act as a router and set the routes in the Linux host to go to the VM.