When the VPN is connected, you will see the time running near the VPN badge. It will show “ Connecting…” then “ Authenticating…” statuses. Now click at the VPN badge at the top panel (right side, near the clock) and select “ Connect StrongVPN (Cisco IPSec)”. Your secret for IPSec is your credential that you obtained earlier in the Customer Area.Ĭlick “ OK” button and then “ Apply” in the previous window. Select “ Shared secret” for Machine Authentication. “ Username” is the Login, it is not your email.Ĭlick “ Authentication Settings…” button. The name in the “ Server Address” field should be the IP address from that page, it is not “127.0.0.1” that is just an example.įill the “ Account Name” and “ Password” fields, your credentials that you obtained before. If you are not sure where to get it, scroll up the page, you can find the instructions there.
The “ Server Address” is your credential that you get from the Customer Area at the beginning of this tutorial. Select the created connection in the list on the left. (Please note if you already have the connection with the same name it won’t let you save the configuration.) “ Service Name” is the name of the connection, it can be any as you like, we recommend to change it to “ StrongVPN (Cisco IPSec)”.
In the Network window click the “ +” button at the bottom left of the connections list (left hand side, near the lock icon). Start by clicking the Apple icon in the top left corner of the screen (top panel). This tutorial was made on Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion), but it is tested and compatible for all the versions of macOS from 10.6 to 10.12. Make sure that you have credentials at hand until you finish. We recommend to leave Account Setup Instructions window open, since you will need this information for setup. Please notice: The credentials on the screen above will not work - this is just an example. On this page you will see your account setup credentials: Server Address, Username, Password and Secret. If you can not remember your password, please reset it using this link: Īfter logging in hover over " VPN Accounts" at the top, then click the menu item " VPN Accounts Summary".Ĭlick " Get OpenVPN config file" near the OpenVPN/IPSec account. If that doesn't work, the direct link to the Customer Area login page is: You can login from the StrongVPN website, there is a link at the top: The password is the one that you've created when you first made an order (if you haven't changed it since then, of course). To log into the Customer Area you need to use your email with us as a login.
Before you start you need to get your VPN account credentials from the StrongVPN's Customer Area.
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