Mastodawn

Aug 21, 2023

If I want to run a dead simple VPN from a Mac into my house network what should I look at? Router is pfSense, can run any VM needed, don't have a static IP, do have DDNS setup.

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sashk 🇺🇦Aug 21, 2023

@paul pfsense supports openvpn, ipsec and wireguard - https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/vpn/index.html

I've used ipsec and openvpn: ipsec has builtin vpn client in macOS, two others require clients. openvpn for macos is https://www.sparklabs.com/viscosity/ (paid) and wireguard is in the app store. not sure if ipsec will work with floating IP; but openvpn and wireguard works fine with these.

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Michael

@sashk @paul If you want an OpenVPN GUI, the official connect app works and is free: https://openvpn.net/client/

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