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In short way I've disabled the RV130 VPN IPSec server, configured a DynDNS Host record for my Macbook, installed the DynDNS Updater on the Macbook, configured a IKE and a VPN Policy on the RV130, disabled IPSec Passthrough on the RV130 (Split Tunnel).Īs I try to connect with the VPN Tracker 385 to the RV130 I was able to establish a Site-to-Site IPSec VPN tunnel and I was also able to access all the resources in the remote network!
The ratings and the tips from them brought me on the right way (not to my solution) to find my individual solution for my RV130 IPSec VPN problem.
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I've got a really very quick response from their support even though I'm a Trial user!
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What I've done to get a workaround was to install the VPN Tracker 385 VPN Client 30 day Trial Software from equinux for Mac OS X (El Capitan), contact the VPN Tracker Support and discuss the situation with them. In summary I was often able to ping the VPN IPSec Server Gateway with some of the VPN Clients but failed to access resources in the remote network.
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I also narrowed the Local Subnet to 192.168.64.0/24 instead of 0.0.0.0/0 in IPSec WebUI > edit Connection.I wasn't able to setup a satisfied VPN Client connection to the RV130 VPN IPSec Server with IPSecuritas, the MAC OS X build-in IPSec Client or with the in the technical specifications of the RV130 named and from Cisco supported VPN Clients like OpenShrew or GreenBow (under Windows OS). # is an attribute name or an integer, values can be an IP address, # Add the following for IPSec split-tunnel So /etc/strongswan.d/charon/nf looks like: # Section to specify arbitrary attributes that are assigned to a peer via Of course change myoffice.local to your internal DNS name. Just edit /etc/strongswan.d/charon/nf for Split-Tunneling on macOS (and iOS too) and add the line: No need to edit the Profile file, just edit /etc/strongswan.d/charon/nf…read on:įirst I didn’t see the article of Frakkingsweet that posted earlier: SOLVED! macOS Split-Tunneling works now ! tested on macOS Big Sur 11.5.2 > remove State:/Network/Service/aabbcc/DNS Now remove DNS and ping fails: sudo scutil > d.add SupplementalMatchDomains * myoffice.local However I’ve found out when using scutil it works: #sudo scutil Trying to ping our mailserver fails: #ping
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Or any other suggestion how to implement Split Tunneling via /etc/ ?Īfter reading the PDF I’ve added the keys ServerAddresses, SearchDomains and SupplementalMatchDomains right after AuthPassword but still no split-tunneling, but found a manual solution, see below:Īdded to the M圜onnection.profile: M圜onnection Sudo route -nv add -net 192.168.64 -interface ipsec0Ī better solution would of course to have Split Tunneling directly on ipfire IPSec configuration…at least a Cisco Unity plugin existed for Strongswan long time ago: Need help with StrongSwan & Mac OS X split tunneling Here are the commands for split tunneling for Cisco IPSec on macOS but doesn’t seem to work for me: Sadly all traffic routes through the IPSec VPN which is not desired if you have a lot of connected IPSec connections…so Split Tunneling would be the solution to allow connection to the office’s network but other traffic routed via the home’s router. It works great on macOS Catalina 10.15.7 & Big Sur 11.5.2 for IpSec Roadwarrior & Certifcate but I’ve to set “Local Subnet” to “0.0.0.0/0” to have access to the office’s local DNS or else the DNS names will not resolve (even if setting DNS Server manually). Thanks to ipfire v158 it’s easier than ever to allow macOS and iOS devices to connect via IPSec directly, no third-party app required.
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