Man page - openvpn3-systemd(8)
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Manual
| OPENVPN3-SYSTEMD(8) | OpenVPN 3 Linux | OPENVPN3-SYSTEMD(8) |
NAME
openvpn3-systemd - OpenVPN 3 Linux - systemd service integration
SYNOPSIS
openvpn3-systemd [OPTIONS] CONFIG_PROFILE openvpn3-systemd -h | --help
DESCRIPTION
This is a helper script used by the openvpn3-session@.service unit file, which is responsible for running a single VPN session and retrieve log events and related signals to the session. These signals are also used to update systemd with the appropriate status.
Using the openvpn3-session@.service requires the VPN configuration profile to be imported in advance, using openvpn3 config-import, preferably as a persistent configuration to allow starting VPN sessions during boot.
OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- Print usage and help details to the terminal
- --start
- Start a new VPN session with the given configuration profile name.
- --restart
- Restarts a currently running VPN session with the given configuration profile name.
- --stop
- Stops a currently running VPN session with the given configuration profile name.
- --log-level LEVEL
- Sets the log verbosity for the log events. Valid values are 0 to 6. The higher value, the more verbose the log events will be. Log level 6 will include all debug events. Default is 5.
EXAMPLE
First a configuration profile is imported as a persistent profile:
# openvpn3 config-import --persistent --name example --config client.ovpn
Start a VPN session via systemctl(1):
# systemctl start openvpn3-session@example
Check the logs for this session:
# journalctl --since today --unit openvpn3-session@example
KNOWN ISSUES
Currently the openvpn3-systemd helper does not support configuration profiles requiring any type of user authentication outside of X.509 certificates.
SEE ALSO
openvpn3-config-import(1) openvpn3-config-acl(1) openvpn3-linux(7)