Installing and Using ApexGuard on openSUSE Linux

Downloading the App

Open the terminal and run the following command:

sh <(curl -sSf https://downloads.apexcdn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)

Note: If curl is not installed, use this alternative command:

sh <(wget -qO - https://downloads.apexcdn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)

If you encounter a permission error (Whoops! Permission denied accessing /run/apexguard/apexguardd.sock), fix it by running:

sudo usermod -aG apexguard $USER

1. Reboot your system afterward.

Log in to your ApexGuard account:

apexguard login

Connect to a server:

apexguard connect

Using ApexGuard Settings

The same commands used for RHEL and CentOS are available for openSUSE. Below are additional examples specific to openSUSE users:

Connect to Specialized Servers:

apexguard connect US -g double_vpn      # Connect to a Double VPN server with the first hop in the US.
apexguard connect P2P                  # Connect to a P2P server.
apexguard connect Dedicated_IP         # Connect to a Dedicated IP server.
apexguard connect The_Americas         # Connect to servers located in the Americas.

Adjust Auto-Connect Settings:

apexguard set autoconnect on/off  # Enable/disable Auto-connect.
apexguard set autoconnect on us2435  # Auto-connect to a specific server (e.g., US server #2435).

LAN Discovery:

apexguard set lan-discovery enable/disable  # Enable/disable LAN discovery.
apexguard set lan-discovery --help         # Get more information on LAN discovery.

For more details on configuration and usage, refer to the full list of commands:

man apexguard

With these steps, you can securely and efficiently use ApexGuard on RHEL, CentOS, and openSUSE Linux distributions.