
No ESP packets were ever returned.Īll that being said, this has worked and connected successfully exactly 1 time. I did increase the timeout to 60 seconds just to make sure. 3 packets are sent on port 4501, but nothing is ever received. I also know that on Linux I never receive any ESP packets back from the server. I know the gateway is configured to use ESP, and I've confirmed that the official client in Windows is using ESP. Got inappropriate HTTP GET-tunnel response: HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request POST SSL negotiation with Connected to HTTPS on Logout successful RTNETLINK answers: No such process RTNETLINK answers: No such process Unknown error exiting. Connected as 10.229.202.132, using SSL, with ESP in progress Continuing in background pid 22189 Failed to connect ESP tunnel using HTTPS instead. Calculated 1422 for ESP tunnel POST POST HIP report submitted successfully. Tunnel timeout (rekey interval) is 180 minutes. I'm not having any trouble there, but when openconnect is started with the following command line: echo "" | openconnect -protocol=gp -user="redacted" \ -usergroup=gateway:prelogin-cookie -csd-wrapper=/path/hipreport.sh \ -passwd-on-stdin -disable-ipv6 -background -pid-file=/var/run/gp-okta.pid \ ""Ībout half the time I get a 512 response from login.esp, and the other half, I get the following: Login through Okta POST GlobalProtect login returned authentication-source=us-vpn-auth POST Session will expire after 10080 minutes. I've tried multiple scripts to do the Okta dance, and they all seem to work. Currently: ~/bin (master ✘)✹✭ ᐅ openconnect -v No server specified Usage: openconnect Open client for multiple VPN protocols, version v8.05-dirty I've tried the master branch, the 8.02 tag, and the 8.05 tag.

I'm having trouble connecting to my company's VPN server with openconnect.
