Juniper VPN is a popular open-source VPN application designed to provide secure internet access. It is widely used by businesses and individuals to shield their networks from unauthorized access. When it comes to using Juniper VPN on the command line, it typically relies on the net command, which allows you to interact with network devices.

npx Juniper VPN 2.4.3 --port=88 --username=your_username --password=your_password

This command creates a new user named your_username on port 88 (default ports are 8 and 443).

If you want to use it with specific IP addresses, you can use the ip command:

npx Juniper VPN 2.4.3 --net-[1.1.1.1/124] --username=your_username --password=your_password

Here, --net-[1.1.1.1/124] specifies the network address and range.

If you're working with Juniper 7, you can use the npe command:

npe Juniper VPN 7..1 --port=88 --username=your_username --password=your_password

The npe command is used to create a new process on a network interface.

If you need more specific commands or have questions about Juniper VPN, feel free to ask!