ocvpn is a simple yet powerful Bash script for managing VPN connections on Ubuntu systems. It utilizes openconnect for VPN connectivity and allows users to easily switch between multiple VPN profiles defined in an environment file.

• Automates the installation of openconnect if not present.
• Manages multiple VPN connections through a .env configuration file.
• Easy switching between different VPN profiles.

• Ubuntu or a similar Linux distribution.
• Bash shell.
• sudo privileges for installing openconnect.

1. Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/danialzash/openconnect.git
cd ocvpn

2. Prepare the Environment File:

• Copy the example environment file:

cp .env.example .env

• Edit .env to include your VPN credentials and server details.

3. Make the Script Executable:

chmod a+x ocvpn

4. Optional: Add Script to Path

Move the script to a directory in your PATH, for example:

sudo mv ocvpn /usr/local/bin/

• Reload the shell configuration:

source ~/.bashrc

After installation, you can use ocvpn to connect to your VPNs:

• Connect to the Default VPN:

ocvpn

• Connect to a Specific VPN Profile:

  • If you have VPN_SERVER_2 set in your .env, use:

ocvpn 2

• Replace 2 with the appropriate profile number for other servers.

In the .env file, define each VPN profile like this:

VPN_USER=your_username
VPN_PASS=your_password
VPN_SERVER=vpn.default.com
VPN_SERVER_2=vpn.secondary.com
...

Replace the values with your actual VPN credentials and server addresses.

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues for any improvements or suggestions.