I've been dual-booting Windows 10 and Ubuntu 24.04 for about a month now, and I'm getting pretty comfortable doing most of my work in Ubuntu, like coding and managing emails. However, I still need to switch back to Windows mainly for deploying builds that require my company's VPN, which only works on Windows and Mac. I've read that strongSwan could be a solution to help with this. Can anyone share if it's feasible to set up our company's VPN on Ubuntu? I'd love to get rid of the dual-boot and just work fully on Ubuntu if possible!
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Check out this article I found—it could guide you through configuring strongSwan to connect your VPN on Ubuntu. It looks promising!
Absolutely, Linux can connect to a VPN, but you'll need the right configuration from your IT department. Have you tried talking to someone in IT? They might be able to help you set it up!
Thanks for the link! I'm a bit nervous about all the configurations, but I'll give it a shot and follow the steps!