Installation and configuration were as they should be for everything - straightforward, with a configuration GUI, and no need to dig into obscure mailing lists or forums with some strange error I saw in a hidden log file. Then today, I came across SoftEther, and it made me wonder why I wasted so many hours on openswan/strongswan.
Downside: it requires manual installation of the CA certificate on the client. So I looked into strongswan and finally managed to get that to work with Windows and Windows Phone clients. Now, after many hours of trying almost every tutorial with the keywords "raspberry l2tp ipsec" I came to the conclusion that openswan must somehow be broken, I simply could not get the combination of openswan, xl2tpd and ppp to work.
#SOFTETHER VPN CLIENT MAC OS INSTALL#
I'd like to avoid having to install custom CA certificates on clients.įrom what I understand, this would mean I need some kind of IPSec VPN, possibly L2TP/IPSec or IKEv2.
#SOFTETHER VPN CLIENT MAC OS MAC OS#
No 3rd party software should be necessary on the clientsĬlients are Windows (7/8.1), Mac OS (10.10), Ubuntu (14.04), Windows Phone 8.1 and iOS (8 I think)Ĭlient-side configuration should be as simple possible. Now, before you shout "OpenVPN", let me elaborate further on my requirements: Everything else (including internet connections) go through the client’s regular default gateway. Split tunneling refers to a configuration where only those packets are sent from a client to the VPN, that are destined for the VPN’s subnet. I have a RasPi running Raspbian to run the server on. Start the SoftEther VPN Server service Client Settings Split Tunneling.
I want my home network to be reachable via VPN.
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