Re: HMA VPN on OSX

There is a VPN server (supports both PPTP and L2TP-in-IPSec with optional NAT-T) included in OS X Server. Bonus if you have an AirPort device, because OS X Server will configure it for you. If not, it’s still pretty straightforward to turn it on, set the IP range, configure the users that

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

Hi! Talking of vpn. Is it easy to create my own vpn? I have a mac mini here i only use as a test computer which may be used for vpn or isn’t it needed? I know i can google this but if anyone can point me in a direction i would be more than happy./A > On 26 Jan 2016, at 04:08, Scott Granados

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

*On Behalf Of *Scott Granados *Sent:* Tuesday, 26 January 2016 5:06 AM *To:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com *Subject:* Re: HMA VPN on OSX I’m not sure about the specific service but setting up a VPN in general is very simple. I myself use a hardware VPN device but services like this should wor

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

@googlegroups.com <mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com> > Subject: Re: HMA VPN on OSX > > I’m not sure about the specific service but setting up a VPN in general is > very simple. I myself use a hardware VPN device but services like this > should work the same way.

RE: HMA VPN on OSX

VPN on OSX I’m not sure about the specific service but setting up a VPN in general is very simple. I myself use a hardware VPN device but services like this should work the same way. What problems specifically are you having configuring or using the service? On Jan 25, 2016, at 10:34 AM

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

OK, this is what I did. I first installed something called Tuntap as per HMA's instructions. Then, I tried to connect to the VPN using the app itself. The app indicates that it's connected, but at that point, OS X acts as though there were no Internet connection. The app even indicates a new

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

I’m not sure about the specific service but setting up a VPN in general is very simple. I myself use a hardware VPN device but services like this should work the same way. What problems specifically are you having configuring or using the service? > On Jan 25, 2016, at 10:34 AM, Andrew

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

Hi Ben, I've just started using it on my Mac. The app is sort of accessible. The biggest problem so far I had when opening it for the first time, having created an account on HMA's website. It took me some time to work out how to sign in because the signing in window must be a strange one,

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

I never had to install tuntap. I only installed their desktop app and it worked. > On 25 Jan 2016, at 20:03, ben J. Bloomgren wrote: > > OK, this is what I did. > > I first installed something called Tuntap as per HMA's instructions. Then, I > tried to connect to

HMA VPN on OSX

Hi all, has anybody successfully used the Hide My Ass virtual private network service on OSX? I've used it beautifully on Android, iOS and Windows XP, but the Mac eludes me yet. For those who don't know, Hide My Ass (name of service) is a virtual private network (VPN) service which allows one

Re: HMA VPN on OSX

You would then have to set Tun Tap as your default gateway interface and point default there. There should be auto configuration scripts to handle these events. > On Jan 25, 2016, at 3:03 PM, ben J. Bloomgren > wrote: > > OK, this is what I did. > > I first