Tunnelblick Was Not Able To Load A System Extension



While connecting to all of the systems I manage or work with, I have

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Tunnelblick Was Not Able To Load A System Extension
been simultaneously connected to a PPTP tunnel and two OpenVPNAble

Re: tunnelblick was not able to load a system extension that is needed to connect (1) You may have encountered a new security feature in High Sierra and higher which restricts the loading. Tunnelblick will be able to load 'tun' and 'tap' system extensions for any configuration without user interaction, and that ability will persist after computer restarts, 'safe boots', and updates to Tunnelblick. Note: If you are using a 'tun' VPN, you can avoid needing to load the 'tun' system extension.

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tunnels, all with specific subnet routes. The PPTP VPN was myNot
coprorate one, and they just deactivated it in favor of Cisco

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AnyConnect SSL VPN.

So I had to install the AnyConnect client, and ran smack into the
issue of conflicting kernel extensions between that and tuntaposx
(issues 18 and 41, and in tuntaposx's FAQ). Pragmatically, I'd just
like it fixed by someone, even if it isn't the community/company that
caused the problem.

Since Cisco isn't responding to the tuntaposx developer's dialog, and
he is unable or unwilling to fix the issue in tuntaposx, we must move
up the stack. Cisco is closed source, and a lumbering, unresponsive
giant. Their official response to the conflict is to uninstall
OpenVPN. Thanks for that!

That leaves OpenVPN. Autocom cdp+ usb drivers download. There are a multitude of open bugs and feature
requests for the open source project with no followup, so I don't
expect much there. I'm thinking here's a chance for Tunnelblick to
stand out as the only OpenVPN client to coexist with Cisco..

Is it possible for the openvpn client that Tunnelblick uses to use the
Cisco kernel extension if it is loaded? I don't know how similar the
API is, what it looks like, or even if it's documented anywhere, but
if the client had the smarts to use it if it was present, the conflict
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Unfortunately, using Cisco's kernel extension would expose Tunneblick
to the whims of Cisco's development staff and their upgrade/feature
schedule. And the OpenVPN crowd tends to trust open source more than
closed/proprietary. But if a user has installed the AnyConnect
client, they have already acknowledged that Cisco is trustworthy
enough to run code on their system. Plus, looking at the filesystem
dates of Cisco's tun.kext, it doesn't appear to be updated too
frequently.

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I'm new to Macs, and not a mac developer yet, so don't have the
expertise to develop/test/submit a patch. Can anyone who does have
the expertise please weigh in?

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