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openfortivpn is a command-line SSL VPN client for connecting to Fortinet FortiGate gateways without relying on proprietary GUIs. It negotiates the SSL/TLS tunnel, authenticates with credentials (and commonly with two-factor methods), then brings up a secure point-to-point interface and installs routes and DNS settings. The tool aims to be minimal and dependable: a single binary with an INI-style config file, systemd compatibility, and clear runtime diagnostics. It handles details like MTU...

Trojan is a lightweight C++ tool using the Trojan-GFW protocol, which masquerades proxy traffic as HTTPS to evade censorship. It supports forward and reverse proxy modes, password-based authentication, TLS encryption, IPv6, WebSocket transports, multiple connections, and DNS over HTTPS, and is compliant with RFC standards. Used primarily for bypassing network restrictions.

A very small but effective tool which I wrote in a day. The tool allows you to make a secure virtual private network connection at random just by putting 'vpnlaunch' in your shortcuts. By default it runs on Ubuntu Linux and is untested on other platforms. I use this tool often and think it may be handy for other Ubuntu users.

VPN Load Tester is a tool to perform load testing on IPFire's OpenVPN server. By using KVM and Libvirt in a CentOS 6 server, it is able to create a large number of virtual VPN clients and connect those client machines to the VPN server at the same time. It is able to control all VPN clients to perform the same tasks on the VPN server. For example, it is able to control all VPN clients to send network traffic to the VPN server at the same time.

sshvpn is a shell script based tool which uses openssh vpn tunneling feature to connect two private networks or attach a host to the remote private network securely over the internet.

VPNmonitor is a Java tool for network administrators to monitor VPN and SSL connections. The graphical representation makes it easy to visualize messages between computer nodes. Users can also read messages not of the above types in plain text.