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<indicator name="RoadW">[[File:Menu-Road-Warrior.svg\|link=:Category:~~FireBrick_IPsec_Road_Warrior~~FireBrick IPsec Road Warrior\|30px\|Back up to the FireBrick Road Warrior Category Page]]</indicator> Currently (June 2015) iPhone and iPad devices need a 'profile file' to be generated and then sent to the device. This file contains the IPsec details. FireBrick has a bash script that can be used (on a linux or windows machine with cygwin) to generate the gile.▼ = THIS IS NOW LEGACY INFORMATION. USE LATEST IOS AND LETS ENCRYPT CERTS = =iOS 8= ▲~~Currently (June 2015)~~'''Older iPhone and iPad devices running iSO 8''' need a 'profile file' to be generated and then sent to the device. This file contains the IPsec details. FireBrick has a bash script that can be used (on a linux or windows machine with cygwin) to generate the ~~gile~~file. This are easier in iOS 9. If you are running iOS9 then see the [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS9\|iOS 9 Page]]. ==make-profile tool== ~~you~~You can download the script from: http://www.firebrick.co.uk/tools/make-profile You may need the package uuid-runtime if you get the error 'uuidgen: command not found' == iPhone profile ==▼ ▲== Install iPhone ~~profile~~Profile == Each iPhone needs a profile file specific to that user. Once created you can email this, or make a web link to it, and the iPhone will recognise it and allow it to be installed. Let's call it <tt>fred.mobileconfig</tt> for our user called ''fred'' as in the above example config. Note that the SERVERID must match the FQDN entry used when making the server certificate, and hence the local-ID in the config for the connection. #Once the .mobileconfig file has been generated: [[File:Ipsec-iphione.png\|none\|frame\|VPN up on an iPhone]]▼ #Email the file to the iDevice. #The file should open in the 'Install Profile' app (Screenshot below) #Tap Install #Tap You'll be asked to review and then enter your pin (if you have one for the device) (Screenshot below) #Tap Install, and then Install again (yes the Third tap!) #Enter your password for the IPsec account (this is the one as set up in the EAP Identity on the FireBrick (in this example, we had set up a user of fred with a password) (Screenshot below) #Tap next #Tap Done ==Connect== Go to: Settings -> VPN - Tap the On/off slider thing ==Screenshots== <gallery widths=200px> FireBrick-IPsec-iPad-1InstallProfile.jpg\|This screen comes up once you click on the profile file to install it FireBrick-IPsec-iPad-2passcode.jpg\|You'll need to enter in your devices pin code, if you have one set up FireBrick-IPsec-iPad-3-cert.jpg\|Confirm the Certificate FireBrick-IPsec-iPad-4-password.jpg\|Enter in the password as configured at the FireBrick side FireBrick-IPsec-iPad-5-connect.jpg\|Connect to the VPN via Settings and VPN ▲~~[[File:~~Ipsec-iphione.png~~\|none\|frame~~\|VPN up on an iPhone]] </gallery> ==Deleting the VPN Profile== Removing the VPN is not as easy as you would think, the settings is actually a profile, so you need to delete the profile via: Setting -> General -> Profile -> Click on your VPN profile -> Click Delete Profile [[Category:~~FireBrick_IPsec_Road_Warrior~~FireBrick IPsec Road Warrior\|iPhone]]