UTM does not support acting as a VPN client to these sort of services. Multiple people have tried in the past to fiddle from the shell to get this to work, but with not much success as I remember. Your best bet is to connect from your client system and allow the traffic through the UTM via firewall rules. https://www.strongvpn.com/setup.shtml
__________________ ACE v8/SCA v9.3
...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.
To the best of my knowledge, UTM and SG models as VPN option but as an alternative you may flashing the router by DD-WRT firmware. DD-WRT is a free open source project aimed at developing a Linux based firmware solution that removes the restrictions placed on routers by their default programming. Fortunately, it has the option of selecting different VPN configurations like: PPTP, L2TP or OpenVPN and Once configured, users on the network don’t need to enter a log in process when they need to activate the VPN. It just starts automatically, so any device connects automatically and easily, giving you all the benefits of using a reliable VPN service.
In order to check whether your router is DD-WRT supported or not, please check your router here : Router Database | www.dd-wrt.com
And here is a configuration guide that will give you better idea of how you can config it on your router.
Thx for your input. A shame you can not connect with UTM. I tried dd wrt and a standard router does not have enough computing power to sub-stain a fast openvpn connection.
I hope this option becomes available, i think i am not the only one who would like this option.
Thx. But i have little hope they will implement it. They could allready have without any problem. I think it is not on there road map. And that is reall very .......
Thx. But i have little hope they will implement it. They could allready have without any problem. I think it is not on there road map. And that is reall very .......
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