cldkctl vpn

The vpn command manages VPN services within your cluster. This command allows you to create, delete, list, and monitor VPNs, ensuring efficient resource allocation and system performance.

Usage

cldkctl vpn [flags]
cldkctl vpn [command]

Available commands

Command	Description
add-user-openvpn	Add a user for OpenVPN.
create	Create a new VPN.
create-ipsec	Create an IPSec VPN.
create-ipsec-phase	Add an IPSec Phase 2.
create-openvpn	Create an OpenVPN.
delete	Delete a VPN.
delete-ipsec	Delete an IPSec VPN.
delete-ipsec-phase	Delete an IPSec Phase 2.
delete-openvpn	Delete an OpenVPN.
delete-user-openvpn	Delete an OpenVPN user.
disable-ipsec	Disable IPSec.
disable-ipsec-phase	Disable IPSec Phase 2.
download-config-openvpn	Download the OpenVPN configuration file.
enable-ipsec	Enable IPSec.
enable-ipsec-phase	Enable IPSec Phase 2.
list	List all VPNs.
list-ipsec	List IPSec VPNs.
list-ipsec-phase2	List IPSec Phase 2 configurations.
list-ipsec-status	List IPSec status.
list-openvpn	List OpenVPN instances.
list-user-connect-openvpn	List connected OpenVPN users.
list-user-openvpn	List OpenVPN users.
psk	Display the pre-shared key for IPSec.
restart-ipsec	Restart the IPSec service.
restart-openvpn	Restart the OpenVPN service.
set-connect-ipsec	Connect to IPSec.
set-disconnect-ipsec	Disconnect from IPSec.
stop-ipsec	Stop the IPSec service.
stop-openvpn	Stop the OpenVPN service.
update-user-openvpn	Update an OpenVPN user.

Flags

This command supports global flags. Refer to the Global Flags section for details.

Flag	Description
-h, --help	Help for the vpn command.