Mr.X

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hi, <br />
once i installed a computer certificate which i got it from the router manage certificate page it worked. vpn worked.<br />
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but in my screenshot, i created a pre shared key. so cannot i use that pre shared key in client computers instead of ceritificate ?? <br />
what is the reason router got preshared key option in my pic ?
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hi,
once i installed a computer certificate which i got it from the router manage certificate page it worked. vpn worked.

but in my screenshot, i created a pre shared key. so cannot i use that pre shared key in client computers instead of ceritificate ??
what is the reason router got preshared key option in my pic ?

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but in my screenshot, i created a pre shared key. so cannot i use that pre shared key in client computers instead of ceritificate ?? <br />
The pre-shared key is designed for other OS which are not windows. For Windows, you must use the cert.<br />
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what is the reason router got preshared key option in my pic ?<br />
Because you select this option to allow you to connect for other OS.
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but in my screenshot, i created a pre shared key. so cannot i use that pre shared key in client computers instead of ceritificate ??
The pre-shared key is designed for other OS which are not windows. For Windows, you must use the cert.

what is the reason router got preshared key option in my pic ?
Because you select this option to allow you to connect for other OS.

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Hi guy, <br />
Got a telstra router. <br />
Need some help setting up vpn for remote users, so they can access the local lan <br />
- please have a look at the pic attached for my config. It says windows 7 option. <br />
But I got windows 8&amp;10 os. Will it work still ??<br />
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Hi guy, 
Got a telstra router. 
Need some help setting up vpn for remote users, so they can access the local lan 
- please have a look at the pic attached for my config. It says windows 7 option. 
But I got windows 8&10 os. Will it work still ??

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