NetworkManager supports VPN connections for all popular VPN connections via plugins.
A VPN plugin consists of the editor dialog and a D-Bus service that manages the actual VPN connection.
This is a list of VPN plugins that are maintained as GNOME projects:
| NetworkManager-fortisslvpn (releases) | Fortinet SSLVPN compatible |
| NetworkManager-libreswan (releases) | IPsec IKEv1 VPN, Cisco compatible |
| NetworkManager-openconnect (releases) | Cisco AnyConnect, Juniper |
| NetworkManager-openvpn (releases) | OpenVPN |
| NetworkManager-pptp (releases) | PPTP, Microsoft compatible |
| NetworkManager-sstp | SSTP compatible VPN plugin |
| NetworkManager-vpnc (releases) | IPsec VPN, Cisco compatible |
| WireGuard | NetworkManager 1.16.0+ supports WireGuard natively and requires no plugin |
There are also plugins which are not maintained by NetworkManager developers. Visit their web sites to check them out:
| NetworkManager-anyconnect | Fortinet SSLVPN compatible |
| NetworkManager-iodine | Tunnel IP traffic via DNS using Iodine |
| NetworkManager-l2tp | L2TP compatible VPN plugin |
| NetworkManager-ssh | Connect using OpenSSH’s Tunnel capability |
| NetworkManager-strongswan | IKEv2 enables IPsec plugin with support for EAP, PSK and certificate authentication |
NetworkManager maintains backward compatibility with older plugin versions. That means that the plugin version 0.9.10 will work with later NetworkManager versions, such as 1.2.
For VPN plugins, the major-minor version indicates the minimal required NetworkManager version. It is therefore expected and correct that for certain NetworkManager versions there exists no matching VPN plugin version. For example, for NetworkManager-pptp might not exist a 1.4.0 version because the latest 1.2.x version is suitable and up-to-date to run against latest NetworkManager.
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