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# LightVPN
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An alternative to AVPNC for Fedora users.
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## How does it work?
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Aviatrix VPN requires a special authentification string in order to allow login.
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To retrieve it, the client is redirected to a web page, and the webpage pings local port 15395 to send the authentification string.
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## How ?
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Compile:
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```sh
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$ go build
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```
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Run:
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```sh
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$ sudo ./light-vpn -ovpn /path/to/corp-saml-aviatrix-vpn.ovpn
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Using configuration file is [/home/mycroft/.downloads/corp-saml-aviatrix-vpn.ovpn].
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Please now go to https://prod.aviatrixsystems.com/flask/saml/login/avxcorpvpn.
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Got your token! Email is: pmarie@aviatrix.com
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Launching OpenVPN. Check log file: /tmp/openvpn-avx.log
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...
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```
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## Using ssh with a remote box
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If lightvpn is on a remote box (ie: ec2), it is required to redirect your local 15395 to distant's. Use:
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```sh
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ssh -L 15395:localhost:15395 <your-ec2-box>
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```
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Then initiate `light-vpn` in a persistent virtual terminal (like `screen` or `tmux`), and follow the instructions.
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