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I have an older machine that is running Fedora Workstation 31. When I go into settings -> network -> Add a VPN, I see this:
However, I tried to install OpenConnect VPN client for Ubuntu with these instructions, but this is all I see....there's no option to setup a PA GlobalProtect VPN connection:
How can I setup my Ubuntu laptop so that I have the option to add a configure a GlobalProtect VPN client connection to my work?
As far as I know you cannot setup an GlobalProtect VPN connection inside the GUI. You have to use the terminal to setup the connection, which is actually quite easy:
Open the Terminal by STRG+ALT+T and enter the following command:
openconnect --protocol=gp vpn.url-to-your-server.com
Then the you will be ask all necessary information to setup the connection. Once done, the connection is established.
To safe your time to enter manually the command, create a file on your desktop and name it vpn.sh with the following content:
#!/bin/bash
openconnect -b --protocol=gp vpn.url-to-your-server.com
Safe it. Now you can just click on it, enter the details and to connection will be established automatically.
