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macOS VPN client does not work with AES128 and DH Group 14

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Hello,

After I asked for Cisco Meraki support for strong encryption and hashing algorithms (PCI complaint), I got a link in this community on how to create a script to configure Windows 10 with the new requirements, but I had a problem with macOS, it always fails to access Meraki.

I need help solving the problem. Or should I ask Meraki to change it to AES256 SHA1 DH 14, I think it's supported by macOS, but I have concerns that it won't work with Windows and Linux.

Also, please what do you advise me to do in this bad situation?

Thank you so much

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>AES256 SHA1 DH 14,

Just note that if you have the settings change to allow MacOS to work, you'll also need to modify all your Windows clients and anything else configure to use the VPN to use the new settings.

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Is AnyConnect an option?

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Hi @alemabrahao
Not AnyConnect, it is an L2TP IPsec VPN client.

I know, but, I think the anyconnect Is the best option for your case.

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If It's not an option open a support case.

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We have ubuntu servers using L2TP over IPsec to access some services using VPN, I'm not sure if there is a script version of AnyConnect client to configure on the Ubuntu 20.04 server to access MX85 and the current version is MX 18.102.

Anyconnect It is an application, you can configure a profile and the profile is an XML file.

https://community.cisco.com/legacyfs/online/legacy/5/2/9/74925-ac03features.pdf

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https://its.gmu.edu/knowledge-base/how-to-install-cisco-anyconnect-on-linux/

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I am sorry @alemabrahao, I meant, there is no GUI in the servers to configure them to use AnyConnect.
Since I know the AnyConnect client is a GUI application, I'm not sure it can be set up in servers where there is no GUI that is just accessed by SSH.
Do you have information on this case please, I don't want to take the risk of going to AnyConnect and then I'll be stuck again configuring servers to access Meraki.

I recommend you open a support case.

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Thank you so much @alemabrahao 😊, I will do so if there is no one experience this situation in this nice community.

Why don't you set up a site to site VPN (Strongswan) between the Linux server and the MX?

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>AES256 SHA1 DH 14,

Just note that if you have the settings change to allow MacOS to work, you'll also need to modify all your Windows clients and anything else configure to use the VPN to use the new settings.

Thank you so much @PhilipDAth and @alemabrahao , I'm working on it and take your advice.

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