Shrew Soft VPN

Shrew Soft VPN

Step 1: Create a Dynamic IPSEC Server.
Visuals below can be used as guidelines for your initial attempt. Make sure that the IPSEC Server is Enabled.



Step 2:
Create an IPSEC Key.

At the bottom of the page, you will see the IPSEC Keys section. You will need to add and Create your identifier and key.

Step 3: Client configuration

You will need to install the client on your device. And set up a similar configuration. Configuration may change due to differences in settings.
     





   





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