Use L2TP-based VPN settings in Ubuntu

Use L2TP-based VPN settings in Ubuntu (hardware key is supported ). 1. add PPAsudoapt-add-repositoryppa: seriy-pr/network-manager-l2tp2. Refresh package cache sudoapt-getupdate3. Install network-manager-l2tpsudoapt-getinstallnetwork-manage

Use L2TP-based VPN settings in Ubuntu (hardware key is supported ).

1. Add PPA

Sudo apt-add-repository ppa: seriy-pr/network-manager-l2tp

2. Refresh the software package cache

Sudo apt-get update

3. Install network-manager-l2tp

Sudo apt-get install network-manager-l2tp-gnome

Do not forget to run the following command after installation

Sudo service xl2tpd stop

Sudo update-rc.d xl2tpd disable.

Restart the machine

The following options are available in the new VPN: (L2TP)

On the create VPN tab page, make the following options:

Click ipses settings, and fill in the pre-shared key allocated by the company.

OK. Now you can connect to the VPN. Enter the password of your hardware Key in the displayed Password box.