Apple recently released Mac OS X 10.11.4, the latest update for OS X El Capitan. I’m generally an early adopter. If I’m not running a beta release (which I must admit, I’m not doing nearly as much of anymore), I am certainly the first in line to update OS X or iOS to the latest release as soon as it’s reached GA status.

I updated my Mac to OSX 10.11.4 Beta today and after that can't install Checkpoint Endpoint Security. I tried with all versions: E80.60, E80.61, E80.62 (Beta) Every time, on the last step of the installation process I see. Endpoint Security VPN for Mac. Endpoint Security VPN combines Remote Access VPN with Endpoint Security in a client that is installed on endpoint computers. It is recommended for managed endpoints that require a simple and transparent remote access experience together with Desktop Firewall rules.

If you’re like me, the latest OS X update, 10.11.4, broke some VPN profiles, specifically certain Cisco IPsec profiles. When I first discovered the VPN client wouldn’t connect to a Cisco IPsec profile that was working just fine before the update, I first thought it may be a problem on the remote end, or even perhaps with my ISP. I tried a secondary VPN profile that’s L2TP over IPsec and had no issues. I then tried a third profile using Cisco IPsec, with no luck. After successfully connecting to a fourth VPN profile (also L2TP over IPsec), I was beginning to think the issue had nothing at all to do with the original VPN endpoint I was attempting to connect to or my ISP. A quick test of the same VPN profiles on a second Mac that had been updated to 10.11.4 yielded the same results, even when connected to a second ISP, confirming my theory.

What next? Google to the rescue, of course!

Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10 for Mac protects computers running under Mac OS X against malicious software. Apr 21, 2021 Mac clients for Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud do not support Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan). As of macOS 10.13, you must authorize the Symantec Endpoint Protection kernel extension after installation for Symantec Endpoint Protection to fully function. You are prompted during the client installation to do it if needed. Installing your McAfee security software on macOS Catalina or later is easy! This video takes you through every step, so follow along to learn how to get you.

A quick search for “OSX 10.11.4 IPsec” yielded a thread in Apple’s Support Communities that was opened just yesterday with multiple users having similar issues. Yes, I was on to something – my Google Foo was strong!

After reading through a handful of “me too’s”, I found a reply that suggested increasing the DH Group to 14 on the VPN appliance would fix the issue. Of course I was remote – the reason I was trying to connect to VPN in the first place, so I couldn’t test this theory until later when I actually made it onsite. I can confirm that in my case, changing the DH Group to 14 solved my problem. It appears that starting with OS X 10.11.4, Apple requires a minimum of a 2048 bit modulus (DH Group 14) to connect to IPSec VPNs. These two “broken” VPN profiles were using 1024 bit modulus.

How to modify an existing IPsec Tunnel on a FortiGate firewall using FortiOS 5.4

If you have an IPSec VPN Tunnel configured on a FortiGate firewall, and you used the default “Dialup – Cisco IPsec Client” template, it’s likely that your DH Group is set to 2. I couldn’t find a way to modify the DH Group for an existing IPSec tunnel in the FortiOS 5.4 GUI, but here are the CLI commands to make the change:
FW01 # config vpn ipsec phase1-interface
FW01 (phase1-interface) # edit YOUR_VPN_TUNNEL
FW01 (YOUR_VPN_TUNNEL) # set dhgrp 14
FW01 (YOUR_VPN_TUNNEL) # end

That’s it! One thing I love about the FortiOS CLI is that it’s incredibly powerful, yet very easy to navigate – much easier to navigate than Cisco IOS in my opinion. I was able to apply this to a handful of FortiGate firewalls that I manage for SquarePlanIT customers who were using Cisco IPsec VPN tunnels and weren’t already using a 2048 bit modulus. Speaking of managed firewalls – if you’re looking for a managed IT solutions provider, or even just have some project work to knock out, get in touch! I’d love to tell you about all that we have to offer.

Learn more about Diffie-Hellman groups

To learn more about the Diffie-Hellman key exchange, here’s an excellent Wikipedia article. For a brief overview of the different DH Groups that can be configured, check out here’s a Cisco Support Community article.

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The relevant links to downloads are located in the relevant section, i.e. Standalone Clients, Utilities/Services.
The relevant links to documentation are located in the 'Documentation' section.
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Endpoint Security Homepage is now available.

Notes:

The relevant links to downloads are located in the relevant section, i.e., Standalone Clients, Utilities/Services.
The relevant links to documentation are located in the 'Documentation' section.
It is strongly recommended that you read the E83.20 Endpoint Security Client for macOS Release Notes
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What's New in E84.30 for macOS

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New Features

Support for the Endpoint Security Clients on macOS Big Sur (11).

Machine Authentication for the VPN client. It allows to perform VPN authentication with a machine certificate from the system keychain of the macOS. Machine Authentication works in user and machine authentication mode, which is a combination of a machine certificate and the selected user authentication method.
Post-connect message for the VPN client. It allows to display a message to the end user upon every VPN connection. Now available for Windows clients as well. See sk75221 for configuration details.
The E84.30 release introduces a self-protection feature which prevents the deletion of Check Point files and the termination of Check Point processes by end-users. In this release, the self-protection feature is intended for specific customers only. If you wish to use the feature, contact Check Point Support.

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This release includes stability, quality and performance fixes.

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