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I am running a Cisco RV042G. For my windows machines I configured the VPN Client Access and installed the QuickVPN Client for all Cisco Routers. This is working quite well.
Now, a few of my users are on MacBook Pro's and the Quick VPN Client is not compatible. On the Cisco RV042G router side what additional VPN configuration do I need to do in order for the MAC's to work? It's my understanding that the MacBook's have a built-in VPN client and I can just use that.
Also, I would like to have iPad's use the VPN too. Can the buit in VPN client be used? If yes, what needs to be done on the Cisco RV042G Router end?
I would appreciate as much detail as possible......I have never done this before.
Now, a few of my users are on MacBook Pro's and the Quick VPN Client is not compatible. On the Cisco RV042G router side what additional VPN configuration do I need to do in order for the MAC's to work? It's my understanding that the MacBook's have a built-in VPN client and I can just use that.
Also, I would like to have iPad's use the VPN too. Can the buit in VPN client be used? If yes, what needs to be done on the Cisco RV042G Router end?
I would appreciate as much detail as possible......I have never done this before.
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djcanter
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Having reviewed the 3 questions currently posted for this router. I think you should implement a Sonicwall. This will allow VPN connectivity from PC, Android, Mac, Apple IOS device and allow the domain name based content filtering you are trying to accomplish.
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fblack61
For the MAC users, try the MAC version of NCP Secure Entry (www.ncp-e.com) and see if that will work. NCP offers a free trial to evaluate if it can work for you.
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