# -e "VPN_DOMAIN=domain-or-address" (defined by your VPN provider) # -e "VPN_RDPIP=192.168.1. Please enter your credentials and domain name (you will have to enter this.
You can use DOCKER SWARM secrets to make this more secure. For more information about SonicWall NetExtender installation in Ubuntu print. # Start the privileged docker container # -d => detached mode (you can use -it to run it interactively) # -name => specify a name of the container # -label => labels are not necessary but can help to identify and filter the containers # -privileged => this is vital to run VPN containers in a privileged mode (or use caps) # -p => # use mapped ports to allow access to anyone in your network (using a port on the left side) # -e "VPN_SERVER=vpn-gateway-ip:port" => specify VPN gateway and port (defined by your VPN provider) # -e "VPN_USER=" => VPN user ID (defined by your VPN provider) # -e "VPN_PASS=" => VPN user password (defined by your VPN provider). If that doesn't work, my next stop tomorrow was to ask our MSP to try a recommendation in a Sonicwall forum: support suggested going into the VPN appliance under System > Administration > Web Management Settings and wiping out the Certificate Common Name field - which forces the system to go from MD5 to SHA256 c SonicWall NetExtender: SonicWALL.
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