This documentation introduces an alternative to Sangfor EasyConnect client, which is quite outdated and annoying.
By following this tutorial, you'll be able to:
- Access your server in ICT via SSH (given that you can already access it via EasyConnect)
- ...To be completed...
But, you will NOT be able to:
- Access the OA system via your browser (maybe I haven't configured correctly? If you know how to, please leave a comment.)
- ...To be completed...
- Navigate to Releases of zju-connect.
- Download the latest binary for your platform and extract to a convenient folder, say "Folder X".
- If on Windows, download
wintun.dlland place it in "Folder X". - Download sample configuration file
config.toml, modify the following fields, and place it in "Folder X".
usernamepasswordcert_password
- Place your certificate in "Folder X" and rename it to
ict.p12.
Now your "Folder X" should look like:
config.toml
ict.p12
wintun.dll # Windows only
zju-connect.exe # zju-connect if not Windows
On Unix:
sudo ./zju-connect -config config.tomlOn Windows, you'll need to run with Administrator privileges:
./zju-connect.exe -config config.tomlOr if you have enabled sudo on Windows, you can also:
sudo ./zju-connect.exe -config config.tomlYou'll see logs like:
2025/10/19 16:43:56 Start ZJU Connect v0.9.0
2025/10/19 16:43:56 Exec func on initial: check bind port
2025/10/19 16:43:56 Exec func on initial check bind port success
2025/10/19 16:43:56 Request: https://<REDACTED>:443/por/login_auth.csp?apiversion=1
2025/10/19 16:43:56 VPN server version: M7.6.0
...
2025/10/19 16:44:01 Add route to <REDACTED>/32
2025/10/19 16:44:01 Starting DNS server at <REDACTED>:53
2025/10/19 16:44:01 HTTP server listening on :1081
2025/10/19 16:44:01 vpn.ict.ac.cn -> <REDACTED>
2025/10/19 16:44:01 Socket: connected to: <REDACTED>:443
2025/10/19 16:44:01 TLS: connected to: <REDACTED>:443
2025/10/19 16:44:01 Socket: connected to: <REDACTED>:443
2025/10/19 16:44:01 TLS: connected to: <REDACTED>:443
And now you can SSH into your server.
If you wish to uninstall EasyConnect, you may refer to this tutorial.