Basic commands

To use Juniper VPN in a command line, follow these organized steps and commands:

Basic Commands

1. Accessing Commands

   • ip - Shows your current IP.
   • net - Shows available ports and network information.
   • tor - Tests Tor (use tor start to start a Tor network).
   • ip tor - Shows Tor IP.
   • net list - Shows all available ports.
   • net list tor - Shows Tor ports.
   • net list available - Shows available Tor ports.

2. Firewall Setup

   • firewall define - Define a firewall.
   • firewall define tor - Configure Tor firewall.
   • firewall list - Shows all defined firewalls.
   • firewall list rules - Shows firewall rules.

3. Authentication & Authorization

   • auth login - Logs in with Tor.
   • auth login - Logs in with username/password.
   • auth login - Logs in with username/password.
   • auth login - Logs in with Tor.
   • auth login - Logs in with username/password.
   • auth login - Logs in with Tor.

4. Testing Tor

   • tor - Starts a Tor network.
   • tor ip - Tests Tor traffic.

Network Configuration

5. Network List

   • net list - Shows available ports and network info.
   • net list tor - Shows Tor ports.
   • net list available - Shows active Tor ports.

6. Tor Specific

   • tor ip - Tests Tor traffic.

Advanced Commands

7. Tor Test Commands

   • tor start - Starts a Tor network.
   • tor ip - Tests Tor traffic.

8. Authentication Commands

   • auth login - Logs in with Tor.
   • auth login - Logs in with username/password.

9. Firewall List

   • firewall list - Shows all firewalls.
   • firewall list rules - Shows firewall rules.

10. Authentication Testing

    • auth login - Logs in with Tor.
    • auth login - Logs in with username/password.

Example Usage

net
tor
ip tor
net list
net list tor
net list available
tor

These commands allow you to configure your network, test Tor, and manage authentication. Start by experimenting with these commands to understand their functionality and redundancy, then use them to test and configure your Juniper VPN setup.