Hello!
We have a client that wants OpenVPN installed into a virtual desktop. It's possible, but they have group policies enabled to hide the entire tray notification area. The only thing that shows is the clock. I can't go down there to right click OpenVPN and connect. OpenVPN Connect comes with the server settings already set, but to connect you have to go to the tray and connect, which isn't an available option.
Is there any way to script this in a command line batch file, or perhaps another OpenVPN application inside the /bin folder that opens when you go to the tray icon and click connect? That way
free netflix tech news android 9 I simply just create a shortcut for the user to that specific application and when they double click it, it opens the same window that opens if you go to the tray and click connect.
When they log out, they also need something to click disconnect. Again, maybe the OpenVPN window that opens? Maybe a switch or setting that keeps the window open - so when they're done they click disconnect and log off.
Any ideas?
