CloudGen Access App for Linux

The CloudGen Access App for Linux is distributed in two separate packages:

• access - GUI – For interactive user sessions (depends on access-tunnel).

• access-tunnel – Stand-alone network services and command line utilities designed to run in headless setups.

Supported versions:

1. Install prerequisites.

   sudo apt update sudo apt install -y ca-certificates apt-transport-https wget gnupg2

2. Add repository.

   REPO_URL="downloads.access.barracuda.com" wget -q -O - "https://$REPO_URL/fyde-public-key.asc" | sudo apt-key add - sudo bash -c "cat > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/fyde.list <<EOF deb https://$REPO_URL/apt stable main EOF" sudo apt update

3. Install:

   • GUI version

     sudo apt install access

   • CLI version

     • Install

       sudo apt install access-tunnel

     • Enroll

       /opt/access/access-tunnel --enroll "<CloudGen Access App enrollment link>" systemctl --user enable access-tunnel systemctl --user start access-tunnel

1. Install prerequisites.

   sudo yum -y install wget

2. Add repository.

   REPO_URL="downloads.access.barracuda.com" sudo yum-config-manager -y --add-repo "https://${REPO_URL}/fyde.repo" wget -q -O /tmp/fyde-public-key.asc "https://$REPO_URL/fyde-public-key.asc" sudo rpm --import /tmp/fyde-public-key.asc rm -v /tmp/fyde-public-key.asc

3. Install:

   • GUI version

     sudo yum install access

   • CLI version

     • Install

       sudo yum install access-tunnel

     • Enroll

       /opt/access/access-tunnel --enroll "<CloudGen Access App enrollment link>"

     • Start the tunnel:

       • CentOS 7 (Deprecated. See also CentOS 7 System Updates)

         /opt/access/scripts/systemctl start

       • CentOS 8+

         systemctl --user start access-tunnel