Check Tunnel Per-App VPN Service Status on Unified Access Gateway (UAG)
Question
Users are reporting to IT they are getting an error when attempting to launch mobile apps that require VPN to access.
Which command would an IT Administrator need to run to check the status of the Tunnel Per-App VPN service on the Unified Access Gateway (UAG)?
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In order to check the status of the Tunnel Per-App VPN service on the Unified Access Gateway (UAG), an IT Administrator would need to run a command that checks the status of the VPN service. The correct command to run depends on the operating system and VPN client being used.
Option A: "systemctl status pavpn" is not a valid command. "systemctl" is a command used on Linux systems to control the system's Systemd service manager. "pavpn" is not a known service name.
Option B: "systemctl status vpnd" is a valid command on Linux systems using the Open VPN client. This command will show the status of the Open VPN service named "vpnd". However, this command is not applicable to the Tunnel Per-App VPN service on the Unified Access Gateway (UAG).
Option C: "service status vpnd" is not a valid command. The correct syntax is "service vpnd status" on Linux systems using the Open VPN client. However, this command is not applicable to the Tunnel Per-App VPN service on the Unified Access Gateway (UAG).
Option D: "service status pavpn" is the correct command to check the status of the Tunnel Per-App VPN service on the Unified Access Gateway (UAG). "service" is a command used on Linux systems to control system services, and "pavpn" is the name of the service that controls the Tunnel Per-App VPN feature on the UAG.
Therefore, the correct answer is D: service status pavpn.
