Skip this step by by passing the -skip-dns option.īy default, once connected, the script will route all traffic through the newly-created VPN network interface. DNS and Routingīy default, the script will change your DNS servers to the ones provided by the VPN server. Now a terminal window should pop up, requesting your password to run sudo. You will be asked for a program to open the link. Now open the login-page and click on the VPN. If you are using Firefox go to about:config and add 5vpn as Boolean set to false. Install the alternative Userscript click here to replace F5's onclick-handler with a link to a custom protocol.
Firefox: Other will certainly work, too, but need documentation and testing.NOTE: The above is for Linux on MacOS, use pbpaste instead of xclip Automation (Comfort) Sudo /path/to/f5vpn-login/f5vpn-login.py -sessionid $sessionid Sessionid= $(xclip -o -selection clipboard ) echo "Session ID from clipboard: $sessionid " If your organization does not use 2FA and you are able to log in with just your username and password: The script also requires netstat, which is generally packaged as net-tools. If you are on MacOS, you already have it. If you are on Linux, install it using your package manager.
The primary feature this fork adds over upstream is support for two-factor authentication. Porting to Windows, on the other hand, is probably not reasonably possible. It works on at least Linux and MacOS systems, but porting to any similar OS should be trivial. This software does not require any software from F5 to be installed on the client.
I actually find it rather sad the client they provide is so terribly poor that I had to write this in order to get reliable access to my company's VPN. It is not supported or affiliated with F5 in any way. This software allows you to connect to an F5 Networks VPN server (BIG-IP APM) without using their proprietary VPN client.
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