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=OSX versions 10.11 El Capitan, and newer=
*If you have El Capitan newer, then the built in VPN connection settings should just work.
*If you're not using Let's Encrypt then you will still need to install the Certificate as
*You can skip the StrongSwan parts below and just use the Network Settings to add a VPN IKEv2 connection.
#May as well tick 'Show VPN status in menu bar' as you'll then be able to connect etc. from the menu in your top bar
'''The details below are only useful of you have a very old mac or need to install the certificate if you're not using Lets Encrypt.'''
==Non-Lets Encrypt Certificates==
=== Getting the CA from the FireBrick ===
'''(This is not needed if you are using Let's Encrypt, which is strongly recommended)'''
Note: this guide doesn't go into actual configuration of the FireBrick to be an endpoint, merely how to connect your Mac client to it. Therefore, it is assumed the certificate already exists on the FireBrick. It may also be that this is emailed to you by whoever maintains your FireBrick, in which case skip this step.
FireBrick-IPsec-OSX-ImportCert.png|Import Items Menu
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=OSX version 10.10,'Yosemite' and earlier (Legacy information)=
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