Bryan, Setting everything up like you have documented, great directions btw, did not change my end result. If I disable NAT-T, I am prompted for a password every time and it does connect but fails to route anywhere. If I enable NAT-T, it works as advertised IF I somehow get prompted for a password. I never know when I will get a prompt for a password. I can’t find a relationship or reason as to why it works or not even when I did not make any changes for several days.
I am now investigating the certificate part of your documentation to see if that makes any difference on the Mac OS X side. Not really planning to do VPN on the phone, yet. Thanks for your help. If that doesn’t work, I guess the next step would be to try a software openvpn client. Paul Galati paulgal...@gmail.com On Aug 20, 2014, at 1:59 PM, Bryan D. <pfse...@derman.com> wrote: > I've not used the OS X client, but (just having had a quick look at it), it > appears to be similar to the iOS client (same code base?). As such, some of > the information on a large posting I did about setting up IPSec VPN may help > (http://www.derman.com/blogs/Setting-Up-iOS-OnDemand-VPN). > > Specifically, there's some info on preventing the Xauth password from being > prompted for during each connection -- see in section 2.b) Connection > behavior on http://www.derman.com/blogs/iOS-IPSec-VPN-OnDemand-Setup. > > It's quite possible that using the indicated strategies (i.e., using the > Apple Configurator and manually editing the profile XML) would also work with > OS X. If you try it and it does, please post a comment on the site (and > elsewhere?) so others can also benefit.
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