Current situation: I connect to Meraki VPN on Mac and then use terminal to launch the following so I can be split-tunneled but still hit my corporate LAN (thankfully, I have need to route to one subnet) sudo route add -net 10.10.10.0 -netmask 255.255.255.0 -interface ppp0 However, this method kills the route when the VPN is disconnected. Meraki MX の目玉機能といえば auto virtual private network (VPN) です。Auto VPN は拠点間 VPN のことを示しますが、上流のデバイスが存在してもその機器の設定を変更しなくても 数クリックで VPN を確立できてしまう、夢のような機能になります。.
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Prepare separate backpacks to be delivered to different classrooms, departments, or groups. Use tags to selectively deliver content to the appropriate devices.
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Configuring an IPSEC VPN using the MAC Built in Client to RV32x Series Router
Objective
The objective of this document is to show users how to use the MAC Built in client to connect to an RV32x Router.
Applicable Devices | Software Version
RV320 | 1.3.2.02
RV325 | 1.4.2.22
Introduction
An Internet Protocol Security Virtual Private Network (IPSEC VPN) allows you to securely obtain remote resources by establishing an encrypted tunnel across the internet. The MAC built-in client, is a built in Client available on all MACs that allows you to connect to the VPN using IPSEC. The RV32x routers work as IPSEC VPN servers and support the MAC built-in client.
This document has two parts:
Configure RV32x Series Router
Configure MAC built-in Client
Configure RV32x Series Router:
We will start by configuring the Client-to-Site VPN on the RV32x series router.
Step 1
Log in to the router using valid credentials.
Step 2
Navigate to VPN > VPN passthrough. Confirm IPSEC Passthrough is enabled and click Save.
Step 3
Navigate to VPN > Client to Gateway.
Step 4
Select the Easy VPN Option.
Step 5
Configure Tunnel Name, enter a Password, select the WAN interface, and enable the Tunnel and select Tunnel Mode. ClickSave to save the configurations.
Full tunnel mode chosen and password complexity has been disabled.
Step 6
Navigate to VPN > Summary and confirm VPN tunnel has been configured.
Step 7
Confirm the VPN tunnel has been configured.
Step 8
Navigate to User Management and select the add button under User Management table
Step 9
Enter Username,Password, select Group, Domain and click Save.
Configure MAC Built inClient
We will now configure the MAC Built in Client.
Step 1
Navigate to the apple icon in the tool bar. Choose System Preferences.
Step 2
Navigate to Network
Step 3
Go to Add button and then select interface tab will appear.
Step 4
Select Interface as VPN, VPN Type as Cisco IPSec, and enter the Service Name to match the Tunnel name that was configured in your router. Click Create.
Step 5
Navigate to the VPN, enter Server Address, Account Name and Password.
The account name and password are those configured in User Accounts.
Step 6
Choose Authentication Settings button, the Machine Authentication tab will appear. Enter the Tunnel password key in Shared Secret and Tunnel name in Group Name, press OK.
Step 7
Press Connect, a warning will appear, press Apply.
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Step 8
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The connection status should show as Connected.
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Conclusion
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We have configured the Easy VPN tunnel using IPSEC IKEV1 between the RV32X series router and a MAC computer by using the MAC built-in client. It’s important to be sure the tunnel is configured on the router using Easy VPN for this connection and entering the same information on the client side to ensure a connection. Now you are able to connect to your VPN and access the information you may need to access.