vpn

I am working with the basic Cisco VPN client (v.5 I believe). Is there anyway to determine programatically if a partciular profile (or any profile for that matter) is connected? I'm looking to somehow get a status from the client itself. I don't want to have to try to ping some IP on the other end of the VPN to see if I get a response. There is an API for Cisco VPN (vpnapi.dll). Below a vbs script to check the connection status: bIsVPNConnected = False Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\CIMV2") Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32

So far: I found the following solutions Using Broadcastreceiver The broadcast receiver is deprecated from ICS Using Ping or Traceroute It's definitely going to take lots of time and its not efficient Polling for DNS server changes It's definitely going to take lots of time and its not efficient Using ip-address Even though it won't take much time depending on the network connection it may vary My conclusion: So far all the solutions I found are either not efficient or not so reliable. My questions: If VPN is connected in android device then android OS must be aware of it. Are there any public

When an iOS Device goes into "sleep mode", even a configured VPN is, unfortunately, turned off. A customer that wants an app for his iPad has to use VPN for security, so anything must be done through VPN. The app has to synchronize a lot, but the iOS device might turn off the VPN by itself. That's why I just need to trigger it again every time i need an internet connection (or keep it alive ). Do any of you guys have anything in mind? Even using Private API is ok (the app will only be distributed to a customer, not through App Store). Or using any app like Cisco AnyConnect would do the job.

As title says, trying to connect vpn via bash. The following script seemed closest to the answer I'm looking for: #!/bin/bash /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpn -s << EOF connect https://your.cisco.vpn.hostname/vpn_name here_goes_your_username here_goes_your_passwordy EOF When I run this the vpn starts but then exits without an error and without connecting. This seems to be caused by the -s. If I remove this parameter the VPN will start but none of the commands (ie connect vpn, username, password) will be entered. From what I read the -s option will allow the username/password to be passed. Help! I

I need to detect whether iphone is connected to VPN or not, programatically. I am developing a app which try to load URL, this page open only when device is connected to VPN. Before loading this URL I need to check VPN connectivity. I tried the following . But this is not working as expected. - (BOOL)checkForVPNConnectivity { NSDictionary *dict = (__bridge NSDictionary *)(CFNetworkCopySystemProxySettings()); //NSLog(@"cfnetwork proxy setting : %@", dict); return [dict count] > 0; } I do not believe that one should determine VPN connectivity by checking for a non-zero number of elements in the

I'm trying to Configure and Connect to VPN in Genymotion Virutal Device, I can configure VPN connection in the Virtual Device but unable to Connect, No error showing. I used same settings in my PC and Real Android Devices, Its working fine in the device and PC. I think Its problem with VirtualBox, But I don't know how to resolve it System Details: OS: Linux Mint 32Bit Genymotion Version : 2.1.1 Virtual Device: Galaxy S4 - 4.3 - API18 - 1080x1920 Genymotion use Virtual Box, you need open this and set the connection Bridged instead NAT, power on the Android Genymotion VM in Genymotion APP and