Command line, TUI and GUI tools, including a connection editor and applet for XFCE, LXDE and more . Excellent GNOME and KDE integration ; VPN Plugins: OpenVPN, IPsec tunnels, OpenConnect (Cisco and Juniper compatible), Fortinet and more . IPv4 and IPv6 support; multiple manual and automatic (DHCP, NDP, DHCPv6, Link-Local) configuration options
Feb 09, 2012 Fruho - free, useful VPN manager on Linux Mint • MintGuide.Org Dec 19, 2016 OpenVPN on Linux with Network Manager | Computing Network Manager. Network manager is used by Ubuntu (and other Linux distributions) to manage network connections. It provides a convenient and user-friendly method of configuring VPN connections. It's used by default by desktop environments like Gnome and KDE.
How to Display Network Manager Icon in Ubuntu XFCE4 Panel
For each network we know the domains, and IP address ranges, for which we use that network — for example we might know that the VPN connection is used for example.com, 172.16.0.0/12 and fec0:0:abcd::/48, so we configure dnsmasq to resolve requests in those ranges to the upstream nameservers provided by the VPN server, while other requests are
Setting up a Cisco VPN connection with Network Manager
The base OpenVPN package installs fine, as does the network manager component afterwards, but I can't see OpenVPN within Network Manager as a valid VPN Connection Type. I've already done a: sudo apt-get install openvpn Followed by: sudo apt-get install network-manager-openvpn I've restarted, and tried restarting the network manager as well. [Solved] Network Manager missing from Panel - Xfce Forums Jan 12, 2015 Xfce - Users - Using OpenVPN from Xfce Desktop Environment