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VPN Client Software Setup and Network Deployment 
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 NETGEAR ProSAFE VPN Client
Customize the VPN Client Using CLI Commands
The following sections provide configuration examples:
Open or Close a VPN Tunnel
You can open or close a VPN tunnel through a CLI command. You can do this whether or not 
the VPN Client is running.
To open a VPN tunnel:
Enter the following CLI command:
[path]\vpnconf.exe /open:[NamePhase1-NamePhase2] 
in which
[path]
 is the VPN Client installation directory.
[NamePhase1-NamePhase2]
 are the phase 1 and phase 2 names in the VPN 
configuration file.
If the specified tunnel is already open, the CLI command does not affect the tunnel status.
/replace:[ConfigFileName]
Imports a new VPN configuration into an existing VPN configuration 
and replaces the old configuration with the new one, whether or not the 
VPN Client is running. This command does not start the VPN Client if it 
is not running.
[ConfigFileName]
 is the file name of the VPN configuration that is 
imported. Enclose this name in double quotes if it contains space 
characters.
Note:
This command can replace the /importonce: command.
Example:
vpnconf.exe /replace:"c:\my documents\myvpnconf.tgb"
/stop:
Closes all active tunnels and closes the VPN Client.
Use this command, for example, in a script that starts the VPN Client 
after establishing a dial-up connection and closes it just before 
disconnecting the dial-up connection.
Example:
vpnconf.exe /stop
Table 7.  CLI commands in alphabetical order (continued)
Command
Description