Tutorial: How to Find Your Access Server Version⁠

Overview⁠

Knowing your Access Server version helps you determine compatibility with features, apply the correct documentation, and ensure you're on the latest version for security patches and performance improvements.

You can find your version using either the Admin Web UI or the command line.

Prerequisites⁠

An installed Access Server.
Admin privileges in one of the following ways:
- Access to the Admin Web UI, or
- Root-level access to the server console (SSH or direct terminal access).

Open a terminal and connect to your server as root (or with sudo).
Run this command:
```
sacli Version
```
You'll see output similar to:
```
3.0.0 (86ba2443)
```

If the Admin Web UI is down and sacli commands aren't working, you can still check the Access Server version directly from the server:

cat /usr/local/openvpn_as/etc/VERSION

Example output:

root@U24-Node1:~# cat /usr/local/openvpn_as/etc/VERSION
export AS_VERSION=2.14.3
export AS_BUILD=5936bcd7
export WEB_UI_BUILD=935ecddf

The file provides the Access Server version, the build number, and the Web UI build. It's a reliable alternative when other tools are unavailable.

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Tutorial: How to Find Your Access Server Version⁠

Overview⁠

Prerequisites⁠

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