List currently running excluded processes and their PIDs: Mullvad split-tunnel pid clear Split tunneling (Windows)Ĭheck if Split tunneling is enabled or disabled: To restore all previously excluded processes use this command.
To restore a previously excluded process use this command. To list the PIDs of all the processes that are currently excluded use this command. To exclude a process from Mullvad that is already running use this command. To find the PID of a running program use the pgrep Linux command. This command works with the PID (process ID) of a program. Mullvad-exclude curl Using mullvad split-tunnel To start a new process excluded from Mullvad use this command.Įxample: run a connection check outside of the VPN tunnel. This will for example allow you to access some websites that are blocking VPN services. Split tunneling allows you to exclude some apps from the VPN so they will use your regular Internet connection. Mullvad lan set allow More commands Split tunneling (Linux) Mullvad auto-connect set off Enable LAN access If you want Mullvad to start and connect when you boot up your computer, use this command. Mullvad relay set tunnel openvpn -protocol tcp Auto-connect on start-up Mullvad relay set tunnel-protocol openvpn This can help if you are not able to connect with WireGuard or OpenVPN over UDP.
#Pid ligne de command e update
Mullvad relay update Check your connection status Mullvad disconnect Force an update of the server location list Mullvad relay set hostname se-mma-001 ConnectĬonnect to the location that you selected. Mullvad relay set location se mma se-mma-001 Replace "se" with the country of your choice and, optionally, "mma" with a specific city in that country and "se-mma-001" with a servername in this group. Mullvad relay set location se mma Select a specific server Replace "se" with the country of your choice and, optionally, "mma" with a specific city in that country. In this example, we are connecting to a server in Sweden (se), in the city of Malmö (mma). This command displays a list of available countries and cities. Mullvad account list-devices List server locations Mullvad account get List device names in the account This command will show your account number, device name and the expiration date of your account. Type mullvad account to see a list of other account-related commands. Replace the number string with your Mullvad account number.
#Pid ligne de command e full
Open a terminal window and type mullvad to see a full list of subcommands and their usages.
#Pid ligne de command e install
If the Mullvad app isn't up to date, first download the latest version and install it. TCP: 10 (estab 2, closed 1, orphaned 0, synrecv 0, timewait 0/0), ports 0įRAG 0 0 0 Show IPv4 sockets with ss: ~]# ss -4 If you want to display a summary of the sockets statistics use the -s option : ~]# ss -s You can use the grep command to filter out matches : ~]# ss -p | grep 7286 UNCONN 0 0 *:bootpc *:* Display the PIDs of sockets : To display Listening UDP Connections use the -lu option : ~]# ss -lu UNCONN 0 0 *:bootpc *:* View all listening UDP connections :
To display only UDP connections use the -u option : ~]# ss -ua To display only TCP connections use the -t option : ~]# ss -t Nl UNCONN 0 0 audit:systemd/1 * Show all TCP connections : To display only listening sockets, use the -l option : ~]# ss -l U_str ESTAB 0 0 * 39981 * 39982 Display listening Sockets with ss command: U_str ESTAB 0 0 /run/systemd/journal/stdout 22240 * 22239 Netid State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port Ss command without options displays all the connections regardless of their state : ~]# ss
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