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==Apple
An Apple computer can be used to create an L2TP connection in to AAISP, here's how:
*Click the + Icon
*Create a new VPN Interface with Type L2TP over IPSec
[[File:l2tp-osx-newconnection.png|400px]]
*In the Authentication settings set the Password
*For ease of use Tick 'Show VPN status in menu bar
[[File:l2tp-osx-ipsecmenu.png]]
Use this at your own risk. The notes below involves editing/creating system files, and whilst 'worked for us' may not work for you.
If the mv (move) fails, then you may already have a /etc/ppp/options file, in this case it would need to be edited manually.
[[File:Osx-noipsec.png|thumb|right]]
To double check that the file is correct, type:
cat /etc/ppp/options
and it should show:
plugin L2TP.ppp
l2tpnoipsec
To undo this change delete the /etc/ppp/options file.
===IPv6===
IPv6 does not seem to work on an L2TP interface when configured using the GUI, even with 'Configure IPv6' set to 'Manually'.
It can be made to work by entering commands on the command line, after the tunnel is connected:
/sbin/ifconfig ppp0 inet6 add 2001:8b0:XXXX::1/64
route add -inet6 default -interface ppp0
It should be possible to automate this by creating an /etc/ppp/auth-up script.
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