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🌊 VortexL2 - Manage Your Tunnels Easily

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📜 Introduction

VortexL2 is a command line tool designed for Ubuntu and Debian that simplifies the management of L2TPv3 and EasyTier mesh tunnels. With a focus on high availability and performance, it provides a straightforward way to activate and manage your VPN tunnels.

✨ Features

Interactive TUI management panel: Navigate with ease using the rich user interface.
Two tunnel types: Choose between L2TPv3 for traditional Ethernet tunneling or EasyTier for modern mesh VPN setups.
High-performance port forwarding: Utilize HAProxy for efficient data transfer, activated manually for your control.
Systemd integration: Ensure your tunnels run persistently even after a system restart.
One-liner installation: Set up VortexL2 quickly with a simple command.

📦 Installation

To get started with VortexL2, follow these simple steps:

Open your terminal on your Ubuntu or Debian system.

Run the following command to install VortexL2:

bash <(curl -Ls https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iliya-Developer/VortexL2/main/install.sh)

During the installation, you will be prompted to choose a tunnel type:
- L2TPv3: Select this option if you prefer a traditional L2TP Ethernet tunnel.
- EasyTier: Choose this for a modern mesh VPN experience.

🔗 Download & Install

For the latest version of VortexL2, please visit the Releases page to download the appropriate package for your system. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

⚙️ System Requirements

Ensure your system meets the following requirements:

Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04 or later, Debian 9 or later.
Disk Space: At least 200 MB of free space.
Network Connection: A stable internet connection for downloading the necessary files.

🛠️ Configuration

Once you have installed VortexL2, you can begin configuring your tunnels:

Open the management panel by running:
```
vortexl2
```
Follow the on-screen prompts to set up your tunnels. You can easily switch between L2TPv3 and EasyTier options.
To check the status of your tunnels, use the command:
```
vortexl2 status
```
Ensure that both the tunnels and HAProxy are running to maintain connectivity.

📚 Using VortexL2

Start Using Tunnels

To start your tunnels:

Use the command to activate your chosen tunnel:
```
 vortexl2 start
```
Monitor the status with:
```
 vortexl2 logs
```

You can stop a tunnel using:

vortexl2 stop

Help and Support

If you encounter issues or need help, you can access the built-in help feature:

vortexl2 help

Or you can visit the GitHub issues page here to report bugs or ask questions.

🎯 Best Practices

Regularly update to the latest version of VortexL2 to benefit from security fixes and new features.
Always keep backups of your configurations to prevent data loss.

📄 License

VortexL2 is open-source and available under the MIT License. You can contribute or view the source code on our GitHub repository.

For more information or updates, remember to check the Releases page. Enjoy managing your tunnels with ease!