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A VPN is a Virtual Private Network, an encrypted connection from one computer (e.g. a home one) to another network (e.g. a work one). It can also be between two networks.
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How to start Tunnelblick VPN connection via Terminal
A possibly better idea than messing around with openvpn directly (Tunnelblick is basically just a fancy GUI around it) would be to use an Applescript, something that can definitely be launched from th …
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Cisco IPSec forgets password (Mavericks)
Per this question, it's not so much a problem with the OS as a problem with the configuration of the VPN on the server side. … One of the options your IT admins can do is force passwords to not be remembered for the VPN connection, and the OS X client will honor this setting. …
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How do you get a Cisco VPN connection to remember its password?
If your VPN is like mine, you're given a list of "groups" when you run the vpn connect. Run this once by hand, and note which number corresponds to the group you want to connect with. … I am now able to connect to my VPN, hands free! …
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