Q:
List of useful CLI commands for Linux VIA
A: Here are some useful CLI commands for Linux VIA
Get Authentication Profile List:
Execute the following download connection profile command without authentication profile name, if an authentication profile name is unknown.
via-cli profile load \
--gateway 119.82.100.27 \
--username internal04 \
--userpass aruba123
Or
via-cli –u <username> -p <Password> profile load
–proxy <proxy settings> <gatewayip>
--nocertwarn
output:
2 auth. profiles available:
#1 : AU0101IKEv1PSK [AU0101IKEv1PSK].
#2 : AU0102IKEv1RSA [AU0102IKEv1RSA].
Download a Connection Profile:
Execute the following commands and specify the name of the authentication profile or the corresponding number to download the connection profile.
via-cli profile load \
--gateway 119.82.100.27 \
--username internal04 \
--userpass aruba123 \
--authprofile AU0101IKEv1PSK \
OR
via-cli-nocertwarn profile load \
--gateway 119.82.100.27 \
--username internal04 \
--userpass aruba123 \
--authprofile AU0101IKEv1PSK \
OR
via-cli-nocertwarn profile load \
--gateway 119.82.100.27 \
--username internal04 \
--userpass aruba123 \
--authprofile-index 1 \
Terminate VPN Tunnel :
via-cli vpn disconnect
Clear Profile:
via-cli profile clear
VPN Status:
Execute the following command to print the status of the VPN connection.
via-cli vpn status
Version:
Execute the following command to check the CLI version.
via-cli –v
Print Profile:
Execute the following command to print the downloaded authentication profile details.
via-cli profile print
Clear Profile:
Execute the following command to erase the downloaded profile.
via-cli profile clear
VIA Help:
Execute the following commands to get help on VIA CLI commands.
via-cli-help
via-cli –h
Start VIA Session:
Execute the following commands to run VIA session.
via-cli session start
via-cli session start –keypass <Password>
via-cli session start –keypass <keyring password> --force
Stop VIA Session:
Execute the following commands to stop a VIA session that is in progress.
via-cli stop
via-cli session stop –-force
Display Session Info:
Execute the following command to view the VIA session details that is in progress.
via-cli session info
Send Logs
Execute the following command to send the archived logs.
via-cli logs send
via-cli logs send –-directory <pathtosavelogs>