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OpenVPN can do both routed and bridged connections on macOS without kernel modules (using a tun/tap device, as it does on other Unixish platforms). This require
by johncolanduoni 9y ago
OpenVPN can do both routed and bridged connections on macOS without kernel modules (using a tun/tap device, as it does on other Unixish platforms). This requires administrative privileges though, which is what Apple's API is designed to avoid.
- 4ad 9y ago> OpenVPN can do both routed and bridged connections on macOS without kernel modules (using a tun/tap device, as it does on other Unixish platforms). But macOS doesn't have a tun/tap device. It needs kernel drivers to create one. In either case, my main gripe is with Cisco AnyConnect, not OpenVPN. Cisco AnyConnect is very popular, I haven'd had any client use OpenVPN, though many do use IPsec.