I had difficulties connecting with any other version lower than this. Root CA fingerprint: AAAA BBB CCCC DDD EEEE FFF GGGG HHH IIII JJJ KKKK
Please confirm the connection to gateway: my-checkpoint-server VPN Certificate You only now need to accept the VPN Certificate by loging in via the command line and press “Y”. You should now be able to type snx without errors. Now the command is simply apt-get install libstdc++5:i386 libpam0g:i386 The old trick of simply installing ia32-libs will no longer work since MultArch support has been added. This is the 64 bit version and I’m installing a 32 bit application, so you’ll need to install the 32 bit libraries and the older version of libstdc if you haven’t all ready. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. We can check if the required libraries are loaded. Is it possible to use my WSL2 shell to piggy back off the windows VPN client to access that network In case it matters, the client is Checkpoint Endpoint Security. If you run this now you will get the error snx: error while loading shared libraries: libpam.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Download that and then run it with the following command. In our case we are looking for the “Download installation for Linux” link. As of it officially supports these Linux distributions ():Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04, 16.10, 17. This will give you a link to the various different clients. The only Check Points currently supported VPN client for Linux is SSL Network Extender (SNX).
Once you do that you can login and then press the settings link. The first step remains the same and is to get your username, password and ip address or host name of your snx server from your local administrator. Life has conspired to bring me back to the open arms of Kubuntu and with a new install comes the required update on getting Checkpont Firewall AKA SNX working. I have released an update to this blog post: See CheckPoint SNX install instructions for major Linux distributions
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