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NetworkManager-fortivpn - adding 'trusted-cert' to config file
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Good day.
I'm trying to use the package that Ubuntu supplies for Fortivpn. So far as I can tell, it's a plugin for NetworkManager which wraps openfortivpn.
The issue I'm having is that I can't seem to find any documentation around adding the 'trusted-cert' flag to the config (which I have determined is located at /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MyVpnName).
If someone could point me to where I should add this flag that would be great. I've tried adding it under the [vpn] section, but that has had no effect.
For context: Without this flag, I get an error: Gateway certificate validation failed, and the certificate digest in not in the local whitelist. If you trust it, rerun with: --trusted-cert ... or add this line to your config file: 'trusted-cert = ....
I've tested straight command line openfortivpn and it works just fine. This seems to be purely my inability to figure out how to get NetworkManager to pass the flag to openfortivpn.
Thanks everyone :)
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Good day.
I'm trying to use the package that Ubuntu supplies for Fortivpn. So far as I can tell, it's a plugin for NetworkManager which wraps openfortivpn.
The issue I'm having is that I can't seem to find any documentation around adding the 'trusted-cert' flag to the config (which I have determined is located at /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MyVpnName).
If someone could point me to where I should add this flag that would be great. I've tried adding it under the [vpn] section, but that has had no effect.
For context: Without this flag, I get an error: Gateway certificate validation failed, and the certificate digest in not in the local whitelist. If you trust it, rerun with: --trusted-cert ... or add this line to your config file: 'trusted-cert = ....
I've tested straight command line openfortivpn and it works just fine. This seems to be purely my inability to figure out how to get NetworkManager to pass the flag to openfortivpn.
Thanks everyone :)
ubuntu vpn certificate networkmanager
asked 14 hours ago
LukeStoneHmLukeStoneHm
563
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Good day.
I'm trying to use the package that Ubuntu supplies for Fortivpn. So far as I can tell, it's a plugin for NetworkManager which wraps openfortivpn.
The issue I'm having is that I can't seem to find any documentation around adding the 'trusted-cert' flag to the config (which I have determined is located at /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MyVpnName).
If someone could point me to where I should add this flag that would be great. I've tried adding it under the [vpn] section, but that has had no effect.
For context: Without this flag, I get an error: Gateway certificate validation failed, and the certificate digest in not in the local whitelist. If you trust it, rerun with: --trusted-cert ... or add this line to your config file: 'trusted-cert = ....
I've tested straight command line openfortivpn and it works just fine. This seems to be purely my inability to figure out how to get NetworkManager to pass the flag to openfortivpn.
Thanks everyone :)
ubuntu vpn certificate networkmanager
asked 14 hours ago
LukeStoneHmLukeStoneHm
563
Good day.
I'm trying to use the package that Ubuntu supplies for Fortivpn. So far as I can tell, it's a plugin for NetworkManager which wraps openfortivpn.
The issue I'm having is that I can't seem to find any documentation around adding the 'trusted-cert' flag to the config (which I have determined is located at /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/MyVpnName).
If someone could point me to where I should add this flag that would be great. I've tried adding it under the [vpn] section, but that has had no effect.
For context: Without this flag, I get an error: Gateway certificate validation failed, and the certificate digest in not in the local whitelist. If you trust it, rerun with: --trusted-cert ... or add this line to your config file: 'trusted-cert = ....
I've tested straight command line openfortivpn and it works just fine. This seems to be purely my inability to figure out how to get NetworkManager to pass the flag to openfortivpn.
Thanks everyone :)
ubuntu vpn certificate networkmanager
ubuntu vpn certificate networkmanager
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Ok so good news, this is solved.
All I had to do was restart the neworkmanager service (I actually rebooted my machine at some point, however it has been said that one can run sudo service network-manager restart to restart it).
Now my FortiVPN is connecting and I can access the server :)
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Ok so good news, this is solved.
All I had to do was restart the neworkmanager service (I actually rebooted my machine at some point, however it has been said that one can run sudo service network-manager restart to restart it).
Now my FortiVPN is connecting and I can access the server :)
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Ok so good news, this is solved.
All I had to do was restart the neworkmanager service (I actually rebooted my machine at some point, however it has been said that one can run sudo service network-manager restart to restart it).
Now my FortiVPN is connecting and I can access the server :)
answered 13 hours ago
LukeStoneHmLukeStoneHm
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Ok so good news, this is solved.
All I had to do was restart the neworkmanager service (I actually rebooted my machine at some point, however it has been said that one can run sudo service network-manager restart to restart it).
Now my FortiVPN is connecting and I can access the server :)
answered 13 hours ago
LukeStoneHmLukeStoneHm
563
Ok so good news, this is solved.
All I had to do was restart the neworkmanager service (I actually rebooted my machine at some point, however it has been said that one can run sudo service network-manager restart to restart it).
Now my FortiVPN is connecting and I can access the server :)
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