NetworkManager is missing support for 'l2tp' VPN connections on SteamOS
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I'm trying to connect to my company's VPN from my Steam Deck. I've gone ahead and setup my VPN connection as you can see from here:
My company says it has to be L2TP so that is what I've chosen, but when I right click on it and say "Connect"
I get a popup that says:
> NetworkManager is missing support for 'l2tp' VPN connections on SteamOS
When I click on "Install", it takes me to the "Discover" app, but it can't find or install it. It says and shows the following:
> Could not open appstream:network-manager-l2tp because it was not found in any available software repositories.
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So, how can I actually get this installed and get my L2TP VPN working on SteamOS?
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If it helps, this is my system info:
My company says it has to be L2TP so that is what I've chosen, but when I right click on it and say "Connect"
I get a popup that says:
> NetworkManager is missing support for 'l2tp' VPN connections on SteamOS
When I click on "Install", it takes me to the "Discover" app, but it can't find or install it. It says and shows the following:
> Could not open appstream:network-manager-l2tp because it was not found in any available software repositories.
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So, how can I actually get this installed and get my L2TP VPN working on SteamOS?
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If it helps, this is my system info:
Asked by Shaun Roselt
(237 rep)
Nov 28, 2024, 09:58 AM
Last activity: Feb 28, 2025, 11:20 AM
Last activity: Feb 28, 2025, 11:20 AM