Installing ApexGuard on Linux Distributions
ApexGuard supports .deb and .rpm packages, compatible with various Linux distributions, including Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and more.
Installation Methods
1. Install via Snap Package
Snap packages are secure, cross-platform, and easy to install. If Snap isn’t pre-installed, follow Snap setup guides for your Linux distribution.
2. Install via Terminal
- Open the terminal.
Run the following command:
sh <(curl -sSf https://downloads.apexcdn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)
If curl is unavailable, use:
sh <(wget -qO - https://downloads.apexcdn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)
If you encounter a permission issue with /run/apexguard/apexguardd.sock, run:
sudo usermod -aG apexguard $USER
- Reboot your device.
Using ApexGuard on Linux
Logging In
Use the following command to log in:
apexguard login
Connecting to a Server
Connect to a recommended server:
apexguard connect
Connect to a specific server:
apexguard connect <country_code server_number>
Other Commands
Disconnect from VPN:
apexguard disconnect
Check connection status:
apexguard status
View available countries:
apexguard countries
Access settings:
apexguard settings
Specialty Servers
Connecting to Specialty Servers
Connect to Double VPN:
apexguard c double_vpn
Connect to P2P server:
apexguard connect p2p
Connect to a Dedicated IP server:
apexguard connect Dedicated_IP
Features and Configurations
Key Configurations
Enable/disable Threat Protection:
apexguard set threatprotectionlite on # or off
Enable/disable Kill Switch:
apexguard set killswitch on # or off
Enable/disable auto-connect:
apexguard set autoconnect on # or off
Switch protocols (UDP/TCP):
apexguard set protocol udp # or tcp
Set custom DNS:
apexguard set dns 1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1
LAN Discovery and Allowlists
Manage LAN Traffic
Enable/disable LAN discovery:
apexguard set lan-discovery enable # or disable
Add/remove allowed ports or subnets:
apexguard whitelist add port <port>
apexguard whitelist remove port <port>
apexguard whitelist add subnet <subnet>
apexguard whitelist remove subnet <subnet>
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