HTW Berlin Cisco any connect script

README.md

How to

1. Install anyconnect command line tools
2. Save vpn_htw.sh somewhere, like ~/.scripts
3. put a new Alias in your .bashrc or .zshrc alias htw="sudo bash ~/.scripts/vpn_htw.sh"
4. Fill out your credentials in the vpn_htw.sh where commented
5. Source your rc file like source .bashrc
6. launch with htw -c

vpn_htw.sh

#!/bin/bash/expect -f

arg1=$1

#group options:
# 0) HTW-SSL-Split
# 1) HTW-SSL-VPN-Full
# 2) HTW-SSL-VPN-Split
export GROUP="HTW-SSL-VPN-Full"

#known hosts:
# - SSL-VPNCL-HTW
export HOSTS=("SSL-VPNCL-HTW" "vpncl.htw-berlin.de")
export USER=s0XXXXXX@htw-berlin.de # < HIER AUSFUELLEN
export PW=XXXXXXXXX # < HIER AUSFUELLEN




server_array=("s0XXXXXX@dt9.f4.htw-berlin.de" "s0XXXXXX@hadoop05.f4.htw-berlin.de") # < HIER AUSFUELLEN
command_array=("[c] - connect to htw-vpn" "[dc] - disconnect from htw-vpn")

function connect_cisco {
    printf "$GROUP\n$USER\n$PW" | /opt/cisco/anyconnect/bin/vpn -s connect $HOST
}


function plist() {
    name=$1[@]
    b=$2
    a=("${!name}")

    for i in "${a[@]}"
    do
        echo "$i"
    done
}

if [ "$arg1" == "-c" ];
    then connect_cisco

elif [ "$arg1" == "-dc" ];
    then sudo pkill connect_cisco
         ps -A | grep connect_cisco
else
    printf  "give args pls:\n"
    plist command_array
fi