Manage client on command line?

[Vichman67]

Hello,

Thanks a million for your development. It saved my day under Ubuntu 22.04!

I'd like to know if there is any way to manage basic options under command shell. I mean, I wrote a simple bash script to connect to my VPN using the command '/usr/bin/gpclient [MyVPN_URL] --now' and I'd like to get the commands for:

1. Getting the status (connected / disconnected) of the VPN connection. Similar to PaloAlto CLI GloblaProtect 'globalprotect show --status' command.

2. Disconnecting from the VPN. Similar to PaloAlto CLI GloblaProtect 'globalprotect disconnect' command.

Any ideas appart from launching ifconfig command or killing /usr/bin/gpclient and /usr/sbin/openconnect processes?

TIA!

[yuezk]

Good suggestions! But I'm afraid I don't have enough time to implement it.

[Vichman67]

I understand it. Anyway, thanks for your hard work!