openconnect fails with "No SSO handler" #vpn #openvpn #cisco #openconnect
#vpn #openvpn #cisco #openconnect
@allenstenhaus @rootfsext2gz
#Netflix owns their own CDN called #OpenConnect (shite name — it's proprietary).
The bits you stream are delivered to dedicated OpenConnect hardware installed in ISPs all around the world well in advance of that content going live.
The marginal cost to Netflix of delivering you, the consumer, 4k instead of 1080p is essentially zero. They are sending that content to the edge regardless.
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[CDN]: about:CDN "Content Delivery Network"
How to Install #OpenConnect VPN Server on #Ubuntu 22.04 :ubuntu:
https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-install-openconnect-vpn-server-on-ubuntu-22-04/
Can I override which URL openconnect POSTs to? #networking #server #vpn #openconnect
#networking #server #vpn #openconnect
Ok now this should work, connects to Cisco Anyconnect VPN with #openconnect #linux
Server=""
Authgroup="10NET"
Uname=""
Passfile="xxx.auth.gpg"
Passwd=$(gpg -d $Passfile)
read -p "Enter 2FA 6-digit code: " Twofa
Pass=$Passwd"\n"$Twofa
# Main script
echo "The below step must be run as root, enter root password if prompted."
echo -e "$Pass" |\
sudo openconnect \
--protocol=anyconnect \
--server="$Server" \
--user="$Uname" \
--authgroup="$Authgroup" \
--passwd-on-stdin
Updating my #Clojure #Babashka #OpenConnect #VPN wrapper to work with #GlobalConnect VPNs. https://orys.us/uF
#clojure #babashka #vpn #openconnect #globalconnect
@tedpavlic Hi, so, did #OpenConnect solve your problems? I still have to try it out and am wondering if it helped so far? #macOS
UPDATE: After a suggestion in this thread, I tried switching to #OpenConnect, and it seems to work. No idea if it will fix the problem in long run, but I am going to uninstall #AnyConnect and try it.
For #macOS:
# To install:
brew install openconnect
# To connect:
sudo openconnect --protocol=anyconnect SERVERNAME
If you have 2FA, you'll be prompted for 2 passwords. I enter "push" for second password. Can also try "phone" or "sms".
#macos #anyconnect #openconnect
@josephguhlin I discovered (based on @remulus suggestion) that #openconnect also works for me. I'm going to try uninstalling AnyConnect and using openconnect instead.
@esamecar @remulus provided a nice alternative -- use #openconnect instead of #AnyConnect
For #macOS:
# To install:
brew install openconnect
# To connect:
sudo openconnect --protocol=anyconnect SERVERNAME
If you have 2FA, you'll be prompted for 2 passwords. I enter "push" for second password. "phone" or "sms" might also work.
#macos #anyconnect #openconnect
@tedpavlic Try #openconnect, I use it on arch in order to replace anyconnect, solid substitute.
I've been trying to run #openconnect without sudo for quite a while now... Time for #netflix
Today I learned:
My workplace uses Cisco Anyconnect, and its GUI is just... not really functional on linux. openvpn doesn't work with their strange protocol.
I thought this means I couldn't every do anything about it, but turns out #openconnect (https://www.infradead.org/openconnect/) works just fine.
Run:
``sudo openconnect --protocol=anyconnect --server=<vpn-server> -u <username>``
And then just proceed as usual. openconnect must be run as root.
Redditor acquires decommissioned Netflix cache server with 262TB of storage - Enlarge / An Open Connect Appliance server from around 2013 that a Redd... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1893364 #streamingvideo #cacheserver #openconnect #networking #netflix #biz&it #reddit #10gbe #tech
#tech #10gbe #reddit #biz #netflix #networking #openconnect #cacheserver #streamingvideo
Redditor acquires decommissioned Netflix cache server with 262TB of storage
https://arstechnica.com/?p=1893364
#streamingvideo #cacheserver #openconnect #Networking #Netflix #Biz&IT #reddit #10GbE #Tech
#streamingvideo #cacheserver #openconnect #networking #Netflix #biz #Reddit #10Gbe #tech
@uuim @solene it doesn’t work yet.
#Openconnect creates the tun0 interface as per ifconfig, even if it complains for “cp: /dev/null.bak: Operation not supported”
#Remmina could not find access for the RDP server “machine.workdomain.com”... but this might be something that my work sysadmin might be able to help me...
By the way I tried connecting from my Mac with anyconnect and coRD.
Again vpn connects but no luck with the RDP.
Any thoughts?