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I'm trying to follow "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial" from here to setup vpn on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine.
I've followed the steps still 3. But on step 4, when I type "sudo restart network-manager" I get an error "sudo: restart: command not found". My network-manager isn't running and I can't proceed further.
Where am I going wrong?
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I'm trying to follow "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial" from here to setup vpn on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine.
I've followed the steps still 3. But on step 4, when I type "sudo restart network-manager" I get an error "sudo: restart: command not found". My network-manager isn't running and I can't proceed further.
Where am I going wrong?
networking vpn openvpn
asked Dec 15 at 18:44
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I'm trying to follow "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial" from here to setup vpn on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine.
I've followed the steps still 3. But on step 4, when I type "sudo restart network-manager" I get an error "sudo: restart: command not found". My network-manager isn't running and I can't proceed further.
Where am I going wrong?
networking vpn openvpn
asked Dec 15 at 18:44
Apoorv Patne
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I'm trying to follow "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial" from here to setup vpn on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine.
I've followed the steps still 3. But on step 4, when I type "sudo restart network-manager" I get an error "sudo: restart: command not found". My network-manager isn't running and I can't proceed further.
Where am I going wrong?
networking vpn openvpn
networking vpn openvpn
asked Dec 15 at 18:44
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It's sudo systemctl restart network-manager or sudo service network-manager restart. You're just missing part of the command.
answered Dec 15 at 18:48
Thomas Ward♦
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When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
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It's sudo systemctl restart network-manager or sudo service network-manager restart. You're just missing part of the command.
answered Dec 15 at 18:48
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When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
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It's sudo systemctl restart network-manager or sudo service network-manager restart. You're just missing part of the command.
answered Dec 15 at 18:48
Thomas Ward♦
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When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
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It's sudo systemctl restart network-manager or sudo service network-manager restart. You're just missing part of the command.
answered Dec 15 at 18:48
Thomas Ward♦
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It's sudo systemctl restart network-manager or sudo service network-manager restart. You're just missing part of the command.
answered Dec 15 at 18:48
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answered Dec 15 at 18:48
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answered Dec 15 at 18:48
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answered Dec 15 at 18:48
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When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
|
show 2 more comments
When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
When I type it, it seems like nothing happens. Compared to the tutorial, I don't see anything like "network-manager start/running process 1844". Why so?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:03
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
@ApoorvPatne Tutorial seems to be very old. I believe many things have changed since.
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:14
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
The link mentioned in the question. At the bottom, there's a "Linux OpenVPN GUI Setup Tutorial", right above ZPN box. Edit : so what could be the right way to do it in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm totally clueless.
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:17
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
@ApoorvPatne Right way is in the answer. ;-)
– Kulfy
Dec 15 at 19:20
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
Sorry, how? The tutorial is outdated, right? So what changes should I make to get vpn setup done?
– Apoorv Patne
Dec 15 at 19:23
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