#Setupvpn for mac mac

Use the '+' button at the bottom of the interface list to create a new L2TP VPN interface. This script is a part of our Mac-Scripts project on GitHub.ġ) Checks to make sure OS X is at 10.8.x and has Server.app installed and initiatedĢ) Checks to see if this script has run beforeĤ) Creates and configures a privated VLAN for VPN clientsĥ) Backs up and generates a new DNS config using the current resolving DNS servers as forwardersĦ) Backs up and edits the firewall config adding in NATħ) Enables firewall rules and IP forwardingĨ) Enables VPN and sets VPN client addresses to VLANĩ) Prompts for and sets the VPN passphrase Installation:īefore installation: Make sure you have OS X 10.8, Sever.app installed and initialized, no VLANs configured, and a un-customized firewall configuration.ġ) Open Terminal and run the following command (one line):īash System preferences. We recommend opening a support ticket if there are any questions on whether or not to run this script. Do not run this program if you have any VLAN interfaces or have customized the firewall configuration.

#Setupvpn for mac mac

This program rewrites over DNS, Firewall, and VPN configurations as well as create a private VLAN on your remote Mac mini. This program is meant to be run on a machine running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion with Server.app. After extensive testing we have a solution, it might take more than exactly “1 minute” – but it’s really quick and simple. We’ve had a few customers lock themselves out of their machines or run into other issues when attempting to configure their Mac mini running Mountain Lion as a VPN server.