Detailed Instructions for how to install the VPN Tracker 365 App on macOS Sequoia
Team equinuxOctober 31, 2024
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Add a New Connection Adding a VPN Connection using a Setup File Some VPN Gateways/Protocols (for example OpenVPN or WireguardⓇ) will give you a setup File which you can easily import into VPN Tracker. Just drag and drop the setup File onto the VPN Tracker Icon in the Dock. Adding…
Team equinuxJanuary 15, 2025
Is this your first time working with a VPN? Read this chapter to get you up to speed. What is VPN Tracker 365? VPN Tracker 365 is the leading VPN client for macOS and allows your Mac to securely connect to a remote network over the Internet. Even if your…
Team equinuxJanuary 13, 2025
A VPN Tracker account manages licenses, billing, and encrypted connections, allowing synchronization across devices and simplifying team management.
Team equinuxNovember 5, 2024
Detailed Instructions for how to install the VPN Tracker 365 App on macOS 14 Sonoma or macOS 13 Ventura
Team equinuxNovember 5, 2024
macOS 14 Sequoia is here and VPN Tracker is ready! Update to the latest macOS version with the peace of mind that all your important connections are fully supported — ready for you to get to work.
Team equinuxOctober 30, 2024
VPN Tracker 24.1: Enhanced Certificate Validation and Pinning Options for OpenVPN Connections For a certificate to be considered secure, it must meet the following four conditions: It must be properly formatted. It must have a validity period of no more than one year. It must contain the server address to…
Team equinuxSeptember 25, 2024
When you mention SSL, the first protocol that comes to people's mind is OpenVPN. Which is rather funny, considering the fact that OpenVPN is no SSL VPN protocol. SSL VPN protocols are protocols like SSTP, SonicWALL SSL or Cisco AnyConnect. A SSL VPN protocol is a protocol that uses TLS…
Team equinuxMarch 28, 2024
Previous posts in this series Understanding Cryptographic Terms - Cryptography 101 All About Certificates - The Anatomy of a Certificate Which Types of Certificates Exist and How are They Created? What is the Subject Alternative Name and Why is it Important for VPN? Why Are Certificates Used for VPN? Best…
GabrielleMarch 7, 2024
In this quick guide, we show you how to install OCLP on your Mac and get VPN Tracker up and running in just a few simple steps.
GabrielleFebruary 29, 2024
When creating an email or server certificate, there is one important final step: The Subject Alternative Name (SAN). This is the attribute that people most often ignore, that is commonly missing completely in certificates or used incorrectly which causes all kind of undesired behaviour – putting the security of servers…
Team equinuxFebruary 14, 2024
In this post, we are taking a closer look at which kinds of certificates exist in the chain of trust and how they are actually created, including step-by-step instructions for how to create a certificate request on you Mac.
Team equinuxFebruary 1, 2024
Calling all network admins: Start off 2023 productively - with this essential best practise checklist for VPN security audits.
GabrielleJanuary 19, 2024
All posts in this series Understanding Cryptographic Terms - Cryptography 101 All About Certificates - The Anatomy of a Certificate Which Types of Certificates Exist and How are They Created? What is the Subject Alternative Name and Why is it Important for VPN? Why Are Certificates Used for VPN? Best…
GabrielleJanuary 17, 2024
Before we can delve into the wonderful world of certificates, we first need to understand some basic cryptographic terms and operations, but don't worry, it will be far less technical than you might fear and there will be barely any math involved. Let's get started!
GabrielleJanuary 10, 2024
macOS 14 Sonoma is here and VPN Tracker is ready! Update to the latest macOS version with the peace of mind that all your important connections are fully supported — ready for you to get to work.
GabrielleDecember 5, 2023
Microsoft SSTP and SonicWall SSL are two completely different protocols, but interestingly enough, they have two important things in common, and those two things are: TLS (also known as SSL) and PPP.
GabrielleNovember 29, 2023
Even for regular end users, SSL is one of the most widely-recognized VPN protocols, largely due to the fact that major VPN vendors such as SonicWall and Cisco have been using it in their proprietary protocols for years. In this post, we take you through the origins of SSL, including…
GabrielleNovember 15, 2023
Keep reading to find out everything that’s wrong with TCP, what ‘TCP meltdown’ is, and why you should absolutely choose a different protocol for your VPN.
GabrielleOctober 18, 2023
