I was wondering what triggers this, and is it possible to trigger this "manually"? Eg. a scenario where you have made changes to Viscosity.Managed folder, and want to update those changes to all users. Viscosity uses the creation date (not modification date) of the managed bundle director...

Hi User9186, Feedback is always appreciated, even requests for features we've heard before. :-) Multi-protocol support is still on the roadmap. We're a small team, and so have to prioritise what we work on. I've commented elsewhere that one of the big projects we've been working on is fully porting ...

Hi ChChwill, I've moved this to the Mac version support section, as Viscosity actually already has such a feature. The trick is to use the "Managed" installer template (from the Jamf/Munki guides) which handles machine-wide (rather than per-user) deployment: https://www.sparklabs.com/suppo...

Hi dnxgao, Please ensure you've run through the steps and suggestions in the following two sections: https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/troubleshooting-viscosity-problems-mac/#viscosity-does-not-start https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/troubleshooting-viscosity-problems-mac/#help...

Hi kalloc, From Viscosity's end it sounds like you're setting things up mostly correctly: based on your description it sounds like all traffic is being routed through the VPN connection, and you've added route/s to exclude the remote address of the L2TP server. You'll only want to exclude the VPN se...

Hi juliussmoker, VPN Service Providers will typically generate OpenVPN configuration files you can import into Viscosity, however these typically include certificates that are also designed to work for a period of time before they expire (typically several years). After this time, you'll need to dow...

Hi dvlogic, Thanks for the report. We've done some testing, and this is definitely a bug in CloudConnexa. Its login system performs a redirect after you successfully log in, however this redirect has a bug causing duplicate fields to be lost (with only the first field remaining). In this case it's t...

Hi devZer0, As a guess, I'd say your VPN Provider could be load balancing connections between two or more servers, and one of them is pushing an invalid DNS domain (or none at all). Check the connection log with the verbosity raised to see whether this is the case and what the server is pushing: htt...

Hi Gavin, What information about a VPN connection are you hoping to log? Generally to log the system's DNS state you'll want to run "scutil --dns", while logging the network interface details (assuming you know the network interface name) can be done with "ifconfig utun10". You c...

Hi minusbat, Please send along the following details so we can take a closer look: 1. A copy of the raw configuration data and the connection log with raised level. Instructions for how to get these can be found at: https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/logs-and-information-to-provide-support...