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Snow Leopard has included built-in VPN support (IPsec and L2TP, no OpenVPN). And it is very easy to configure, admins can export VPN configuration to a file and
by lamnk 15y ago
Snow Leopard has included built-in VPN support (IPsec and L2TP, no OpenVPN). And it is very easy to configure, admins can export VPN configuration to a file and distribute it to end users. Install the VPN profile is just a double click away. After configured there is a icon in the menubar to connect/disconnect, very much like your app.
I used it to connect to my university's VPN server (a Cisco Concentrator 3000). Works even better than the proprietary Cisco client.
- davepeck 15y agoYes, I've used this stuff before. It's great. It's also not specifically tied to a scalable service, or directly integrated with billing and quota management, etc. We think there's room for both things depending on circumstance.