Solution #00005677
Scope:
Applies to all Barracuda SSL VPN units with failing Network Connectors working with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion).
Answer:
This solution addresses Mac OS X Lion incompatibility with previous versions of the network connector feature. Note that this solution resolves both web-launched and stand-alone network connector issues.(Remove the .sslvpn folder with any previous configuration first. This can be found normally in the profile folder location of the user that's logged on. I.E. \Users\username\.sslvpn)
- Install the appropriate Tunnelblick version based on your MAC OS X version:
- (version specifically for 10.7 "Lion", others "stable" versions should be used for older versions.)
- http://code.google.com/p/tunnelblick/wiki/DownloadsEntry?tm=2#Beta_Releases
- Create a folder on the desktop and rename the folder accordingly.
- Log into the SSLVPN navigate to Resources -> Network Connector -> Click 'More' on the client configuration -> Download the client configuration file to your desktop.
- Extract the following four files ( ca.crt, client.crt, client.key and macos-ovpn file) and add these files to the folder that was created previously. There should be only four files in the folder upon completion.
- Rename the folder created in step 2 that includes the four files to have a .tblk file extension ( ex. folder rename to folder.tblk). From this point if you are running tunnelblick you will be able to double click the .tblk file you have created to launch the openvpn connection.
- Your configuration should be installed and should launch successfully. Credentials will be prompted for after launching, enter in the details and you should be logged on.
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