In this FAQ, we'll go over what you need to know about the CyberGhost app for Linux, as well as some quick pointers to get you started.
1. Q: What kind of app is CyberGhost for Linux?
A: It is a CLI-type (Command Line Interface) application.
2. Q: What Linux distributions does the app support?
A: The app currently supports Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 22.04, Fedora 29, Fedora 30, Fedora 31, CentOS 7, and PopOS.
3. Q: Does the CyberGhost VPN app run on 32-bit or 64-bit?
A: Our app requires 64-bit Linux distributions to run.
4. Q: Are there any preparations required before installing?
A: You just need to download the right version of the app depending on your distribution and unzipp it on your machine.
5. Q: How do I install the CyberGhost app for Linux?
A: It's very straightforward, just run the "install.sh" installer with the "sudo bash install.sh" command.
6. Q: Does the app have any dependencies?
A: The app has 3 dependencies:
- Python3 (Which is preinstalled on all of the Linux distributions mentioned above)
- OpenVPN (which will be installed alongside the app itself)
- Sudo (where connection commands are used with sudo parameter)
7. Q: How do I bring up the app's arguments?
A: You can bring up the app's arguments by running the command "cyberghostvpn" or "cyberghostvpn --help."
8. Q: How can I see all of the available countries?
A: You can see all available countries by using the argument "--country-code". Ex: "cyberghostvpn --traffic --country-code."
9. Q: How do I select a country?
A: You can select a country by using the argument "--country-code" with the desired country's code. Ex: "cyberghostvpn --country-code DE."
10. Q: How do I select a city?
A: You can select a city by using the argument "--city". Ex: "cyberghostvpn --country-code DE --city frankfurt."
11. Q: How do I connect to the VPN?
A: You can connect to the VPN by adding the argument "--connect" to the command. Ex: "sudo cyberghostvpn --country-code DE --city frankfurt --connect."
12. Q: How can I check if I have an active VPN connection?
A: You can check if you have an active VPN connection by running the "cyberghostvpn --status" command.
14. Q: How do I terminate my VPN connection ?
A: You can terminate the VPN connection by running the "sudo cyberghostvpn --stop" command.
Need assistance? Contact our Customer Support team:
- via email at support@cyberghost.ro
- via online request at https://support.cyberghostvpn.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
- via 24/7 Live Chat by clicking the Support button below
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