It is apparently not working with macOS Ventura 13.0.So you’ve chosen a VPN, now what? The next step is setting up the software. This works fine with older versions of macOS! In this second case the ADSL router doing the NAT has been configured to forward all the L2TP required ports to the SonicWALL. The SonicWALL at a different site is however behind another ADSL router which is performing NAT.
I can successfully connect to the Draytek router, this being both the ADSL router and the VPN server does not have the VPN server behind a NAT gateway. I have now built a fresh laptop running macOS Ventura 13.0.1 and having problems with one of these VPN configurations.īoth configurations are for connecting to devices acting as L2TP servers, one is a Draytek ADSL router and one is a SonicWALL Firewall. L2TP issue on Ventura? I had been using macOS Big Sur with two L2TP VPN configurations with no problems. Everything is unchecked within Apple ID.Īny suggestions on how to get the built-in VPN client to function, or 3rd party alternatives that would allow me to connect via L2TP over IPSec, would be welcome. However, I do not use iCloud, and rather than having an "options button" in System Preferences -> Apple ID -> iCloud -> Private Relay I have an "upgrade" button. My IT department believes that iCloud private relay could be the issue. The rest of the internet still functions as usual. However, when I try to access or even ping a resource that should be available via the VPN, it fails (Request timeout for a ping). On Monterey, I am still able to authenticate with the VPN server, and it shows that I am connected. This was working fine on my old MacBook pro using the built-in VPN client (L2TP over IPSec). I work in education, and my employer provides a VPN server to allow off-site access to certain resources. I just upgraded to the new 14" MacBook pro (M1 Pro), which is running macOS 12.0.1. Please forgive me if I leave out crucial information in this post - it is my first to the community.
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