IPSecuritas pour Mac
GUI pour des connexions VPN sécurisées.
Gratuit
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Aperçu de IPSecuritas
IPSecuritas est un client IPSec avec interface graphique qui permet une configuration facile des connexions VPN sécurisées sur Internet. IPSec est une norme officielle du Internet Engineering Task Force et a été largement adoptée par les fabricants de routeurs et de pare-feu.
Remarque : Bien que le logiciel soit classé comme gratuit, il s'agit en réalité d'un logiciel de donation. Veuillez envisager de faire un don pour aider à soutenir le développement.
Nouveautés de la version 4.9.6
Version 4.9.6:
Voir les anciennes versions de IPSecuritas - Les notes de version n'étaient pas disponibles lors de la mise à jour de cette liste.
IPSecuritas pour Mac
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Version 4.9.6
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May 31, 2013
Version: 4.0b1
Works well for me.
I only wish it came with updated release notes (the included notes stop at version 3.5) and that there was notification of updates. I'd cheerfully pay for it. The only other IPsec client I know of is VPN Tracker, which is overpriced but does work.
Aug 2, 2012
Version: 3.5rc
For those of you trying to get this working with Mountain Lion, try turning off the Mac's firewall. That fixed the connection problems I was having, and it seems to have worked for others.
Didn't get a response from Lobotomo's support, as to whether this was a known issue, or whether a fix was in the works. I'm not holding my breath, since this version has been a "release candidate" since November.
Apr 15, 2010
Version: 3.4.2781
Works great on Mac OSX Snow Leopard. I use it to connect to three different networks via VPN. Highly appreciated!
Only drawback: Seems the config files are outside my (filevaulted) user dir.
Jan 27, 2010
Version: 3.4.2781
Virgin Media in the UK are trialling CView
http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/shortsharpscience/2009/12/spying-begins-on-uk-web-users.html
I do not copy music, etc., but I do object to being spied on; it is the thin end of the wedge.
Will this software encrypt any data such that it would be invisible to spyware such as CView?