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vpnc-gui: Graphical Tool to Connect to Cisco VPN in Ubuntu

Last updated: January 6, 2014

vpnc-gui is a simple application written in gambas3, it allows us to manage Cisco VPN connections with a convenient graphical front-end in Ubuntu Linux.

With is simple GUI you can:

  • Create vpnc file conf
  • Delete vpnc file conf
  • View vpnc file conf
  • Connect/Disconnect to a vpn Cisco connection

vpnc-gui find the existing .conf file in /etc/vpnc and setup a list of connection. If you want to connect to a vpn you simply choose the connection in the menu and click the “Connect” button.

Screenshots:

gui to connect to Cisco VPN

This simple application is hosted on sourceforge.net. At the moment, there’s only .DEB package available for Ubuntu / Debian user.

vpnc-gui files | via:lffl.org

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    2 responses to vpnc-gui: Graphical Tool to Connect to Cisco VPN in Ubuntu

    1. karim elhelw June 29, 2014 at 9:32 am

      when i run it through terminal it shows an error:
      /usr/bin/env: gbr3: No such file or directory

    2. Miguel March 30, 2015 at 11:55 pm

      in Ubuntu 14.04 shows error gambas3-runtime