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Lately I discovered that connecting to a VPN via PPTP option has been removed in the new mac os - sierra. I tried multiple application to do so - all failed. How can I connect to my VPN over PPTP?

ps. I don't want to use L2TP because I don't have a pre shared key (I also don't know what it is).

Niv Apo
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    I voted to closed this question as it rather belongs to AskDifferent, anyway, there is a question with answers. http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/250522/connection-l2tp-via-ipsec-to-vpn-as-pptp-vpn-no-longer-supported-on-macos-sierra – pedrouan Sep 02 '16 at 12:49
  • Here is tutorial how to do it with terminal https://filipmolcik.com/pptp-vpn-on-macos-sierra-and-high-sierra/ – Filip Molcik Jul 12 '18 at 08:06
  • I answered a similar question here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50498181/how-to-programmatically-create-a-pptp-vpn-connection-on-macos-sierra-high-sierra – alexchandel Dec 11 '19 at 19:34

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The FlowVPN client is free (and works with any provider).

It supports PPTP and OpenVPN on macOS Sierra:

https://www.flowvpn.com/download-mac/

Just overwrite the FlowVPN server address with any server and it connects.

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VPN PPTP in Sierra is dismissed because it is not a secure method of communication. To solve the problem; you can install software Shimo that works with the operating system Sierra

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