Apple has changed their certificate security requirements, and it affects the SmartVPN app on iOS13 and macOS 10.15 to create a connection if the Vigor VPN servers are using Self-Signed Certificate. To meet the new security policy of Apple, we have two solutions: 1. For better security level, we recommend applying a DrayDDNS domain and sign it with Let's encrypt or import a local CA which is signed by a Certification Authority. 2. Using the following firmware version and regenerate the new Self-Signed Certificate
To meet the new security policy of Apple, we have two solutions:
1. For a better security level, we recommend applying for a DrayDDNS domain and sign it with Let's Encrypt or import a local CA signed by a Certification Authority.
After that, selecting the CA on SSL VPN >> General Setup.
For more configuration information, please refer to this article, Use Let's Encrypt Certificate for your DDNS Domain
2. Using the following firmware version and regenerate the new Self-Signed Certificate
3.8.9.6 for Vigor2860/Vigor2925; 3.9.1.2 for Vigor 2952/ Vigor3220; 3.9.1.3 for Vigor 2926/ Vigor2862
Please follow these steps to regenerate self-signed certificate
To meet the new security policy of Apple, we have two solutions:
1. For a better security level, we recommend applying for a DrayDDNS domain and sign it with Let's Encrypt or import a local CA signed by a Certification Authority.
After that, selecting the CA on SSL VPN >> General Setup.
For more configuration information, please refer to this article, Use Let's Encrypt Certificate for your DDNS Domain
Please follow these steps to regenerate self-signed certificate
Published On: 2019-11-04
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