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HI, I'm trying to setup a VPN connection from a Mac to a TP-Link TL-ER620 using NCP Secure Point software. &nbsp;I had previously flawlessly used PPTP, but the Mac's decided to stop allowing that.<br />
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I get a little stuck with the IPSec terms between the two, can someone help me out with a walk through on the client server side of the setup. <br />
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Thanks all.
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HI, I'm trying to setup a VPN connection from a Mac to a TP-Link TL-ER620 using NCP Secure Point software.  I had previously flawlessly used PPTP, but the Mac's decided to stop allowing that.

I get a little stuck with the IPSec terms between the two, can someone help me out with a walk through on the client server side of the setup. 

Thanks all.

Setting up a NCP Secure Entry Client to a TP-Link TL-ER620

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