Open System Preferences.
Click the Network icon.
Click the + button.
From the Interface drop-down menu, select VPN.
From the VPN Type drop-down menu, select Cisco IPSec.
Type in a service name, then click the Create button. (Whatever you like)
Type vpn.colorado.edu in the Server Address. ...
Enter your CU Login Name and IdentiKey password.
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# so now we gonna forward data to different port but also process it in between | |
# WARNING: if you working on mac replace default netcat with one from homebrew | |
brew install netcat | |
# for purpose of this tutorial lets assume that our machine ip address is: 192.168.180.74 | |
# first we need script to work as a middleware | |
# pipe.sh (remember about newline char \n instead of \r on \r\n - this is bash) | |
BUFFER="" | |
LASTNL="false" | |
while read line; do | |
if [ "$line" == "" ]; then |