Fixed an issue that could cause Dead Peer Detection (DPD) to not work properly
Fixed a rare crash when creating a Technical Support Report
Minor fixes for German localization
Version 6.1.0 (01/19/2010)
NEW Supports SonicWALL TZ 100 devices
NEW Supports SonicWALL TZ 200 devices
NEW Includes configuration guides for SonicWALL TZ 100 and TZ 200
NEW Supports all Fireware XTM-based WatchGuard routers
NEW Support for WatchGuard Firebox X Edge e-Series
UPDATED Device profile and configuration guide for WatchGuard Firebox X Core e- Series
UPDATED Device profile and configuration guide for WatchGuard Firebox X Peak e- Series
IMPROVED D-Link device profiles now support Mode Config for easier administration
IMPROVED New configuration guide for D-Link DFL-800 and DFL-200 routers
IMPROVED New configuration guide for Astaro Security Gateway 7.5
IMPROVED Quick setup of AVM FRITZ!Box devices with updated wizard
Secure Desktop no longer automatically appends a forward slash ("/") to URLs
Imported Secure Desktops are now always saved
Version 6.0.3 (10/23/2009)
Support for NETGEAR FVS318G and NETGEAR SRXN3205
Fixed a problem where setting routes could fail with Host to Everywhere connections
Secure Desktop: Specifying a user name for FileMaker databases has been removed, because FileMaker does not actually use it
Version 6.0.2 (10/15/2009)
File URLs in Secure Desktop items are no longer automatically modified to end in a forward slash (/)
The Secure Desktop assistant now also works properly with file servers
Fixed an issue where changes to connection actions would not be saved if you quit VPN Tracker right after
VPN Tracker will now let you know if a connection created with the demo requires a Professional Edition license, if you're using Personal Edition
Passwords stored in a connection are now properly added to your keychain after being imported
Version 6.0.1 (10/07/2009)
Fixed a bug that could cause the automatic VPN availability test of the current Internet connection to stall
Cisco UDP encapsulation now also works if VPN availability testing has determined that NAT-Traversal does not work
Fixed a bug in VPN Tracker's backend components that occured with some certificate- based connections
Fixed a routing issue that could occur if the VPN gateway is part of the remote networks
SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning connections now automatically use a suitable Dead Peer Detection (DPD) interval
Reduced the disk space requirements for storing and exporting Secure Desktops
Extended Authentication (XAUTH) one-time passcode entry is now hidden by default
Fixed a bug where an edited URL was not saved in Secure Desktop
Extended Authentication (XAUTH) can now also be turned off for ZyWALL device profiles
Version 6.0.0 (10/01/2009)
Secure Desktop: Structure your digital daily routine - VPN Tracker's new Secure Desktop makes it easy to organize your daily tasks while you're on the go. Just add the applications, file servers and other data that your users will need in their everyday tasks and workflows.
Minimize user error with Secure Desktop - Secure Desktop helps everyone focus on the tasks at hand and helps them to get their work done. It is no longer necessary to remember to connect your VPN before using an application or accessing a server - simply configure your Secure Desktop and VPN Tracker takes care of the rest.
Customize with Corporate Identity - Secure Desktop not only streamlines your workflow but can also become part of your corporate identity: simply customize your Secure Desktop with your company logo or corporate design.
Completely Automatic: Apple Scripts and Automator - In addition to standard items such as applications, servers and websites, Secure Desktop can be fully customized with Apple Scripts and Automator workflows. Use Secure Desktop to make even the most complex tasks simple for your users.
Organize customers and projects with multiple Secure Desktops - Every client and project is different - create multiple Secure Desktops and manage each individually. You can easily have everything neatly organized and cease to worry about users manually connecting and disconnecting to VPNs again.
Virtual machine integration and remote desktop access - VPN Tracker is a universal security solution making it possible to integrate virtual machines into your Secure Desktop, including: Parallels, VMWare, Apple Remote Desktop and the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection client.
Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard - We updated VPN Tracker under the hood to take advantage of Apple's latest operating system, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. That will help with every connection you create: VPN Tracker 6 connects you lightning fast to the most remote of locations.
Support for 64 bit Mode - Always on the cutting-edge of technology, VPN Tracker supports 64 bit mode on Snow Leopard. Hello future, we are already here.
VPN Tracker now fully incorporates the latest Internet Protocol standard - IPv6. Using VPN Tracker, you are already prepared for the next generation Internet protocol today.
Control all of your VPN connections - The new VPN Tracker has been designed to both create IPsec VPN connections and control any existing Mac OS X L2TP and PPTP VPN connections. Now you have complete control of all your connections in one central location.
Simplified configuration - VPN Tracker has been vastly refined to make configuring and editing VPN connections easier and more intuitive. We have not only updated the device profiles but also substantially simplified the settings. We were also sure to include a direct link to each device's configuration guide when selecting a device. It's everything you need to know, right where it needs to be.
Improved rekeying - We have completely reworked VPN Trackers rekeying abilities to reliably re-negotiate encryption keys. Based on your security policy, you are now free to choose the lifetime of your encryption keys.
Automatic DHCP Renew - With VPN Tracker 6, expired DHCP Leases are a thing of the past. VPN Tracker now automatically renews DHCP leases over VPN, just another part in the story of uninterrupted and endless VPN connections.
Introducing Dead Peer Detection (DPD) - VPN Tracker 6 now supports VPN gateways that perform Dead Peer Detection (DPD) to detect unresponsive VPN clients and gateways.
Always a perfect connection - Whether you are at an airport, hotel or Internet cafe, VPN Tracker automatically tests your Internet connection to determine whether to access your VPN using IPsec passthrough or NAT-Travesal. Once tested, VPN Tracker will automatically use the preferred method for this and all future VPN connections.
End your session right - Use the "End Session" button to automatically quit applications, disconnect servers and close databases before the VPN is disconnected. This means that there is no more risk of data loss or errors from Finder, FileMaker or any other app when disconnecting.
IPsec, L2TP, PPTP in one place - VPN Tracker 6 brings all common VPN protocols into one single location. If you are a consultant supporting multiple clients with different VPNs, you'll save time and avoid headaches by being able to enable and disable all your VPN connections in a one place.
Hybrid Mode Authentication - We integrated Hybrid Mode Authentication initially so CheckPoint users could enjoy all benefits of VPN Tracker. In doing so we also wanted to adopt an upcoming standard that would be of benefit with other vendors as well, including Cisco.
Simple Client Provisioning will automatically detect your SonicWALL VPN gateway and give VPN Tracker what it needs to connect - all you need is to enter your SonicWALL's IP address, or host name, and VPN Tracker does the rest. For administrators and those looking to deploy VPN Tracker to multiple users, SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning is now available in both VPN Tracker Professional and Player Editions.
Mode Config - Whether you are connecting to a Netgear, Juniper Networks or Lancom VPN gateway, VPN Tracker can use Mode Config to automatically obtain IP addresses and DNS settings to take the hassle out of administrating multiple VPN users.
Mobile User VPN for WatchGuard - VPN Tracker works great with WatchGuard's easy-to-configure Mobile User VPN. IP addresses and DNS settings are automatically transmitted to VPN Tracker making the rollout of VPN connections a breeze.
Cisco Easy VPN - If you are working with Cisco devices, configuration will be a snap with VPN Tracker's support for Cisco Easy VPN connections. No need to worry about configuring IP addresses, remote networks and various other settings - VPN Tracker works with your Cisco VPN gateway behind the scenes to take care of this for you.
Even more security on Snow Leopard - VPN Tracker takes full advantage of Snow Leopard's latest security features including Apple's Service Management framework.
Support for the latest hash-algorithm - As the market-leading VPN solution for Mac, VPN Tracker includes the latest security algorithms, which now includes the SHA-2 family of hash algorithms.
Alongside the existing Diffie-Hellman Groups 1, 2, and 5, VPN Tracker now also supports Diffie-Hellman Groups 14 to 18 with up to 8192 bits for key exchange.
Improved Certificate Management - VPN Tracker better integrates Mac OS X Certificate management and offers more convenience and security.
Compatible with even more certificates - The new VPN Tracker 6 offers better certificate handling. It is now possible to use certificate authorities that contain certificates with atypical or more unusual parameters or data.
Even better protection of passwords and keys - The new VPN Tracker 6 provides even more security when handling your credentials, no matter where they're stored.
Export Secure Desktops - The new Secure Desktop in VPN Tracker 6 makes it easy to organize everything you need for working over VPN. And of course, Secure Desktops can be exported so you can provide your users a standardized environment where they'll find everything they need to get right to work.
Additional Options for Exporting Credentials - VPN Tracker can now also include Extended Authentication (XAUTH) credentials with exported connections. We have also simplified and improved the export methods for pre-shared keys.
Exporting is now more fun - VPN Tracker remembers your VPN connection's export settings. The next time you export, you don't have to configure anything. This speeds up large-scale deployments and makes configuration changes as fast as it takes to click a button.
Exports made easy - In VPN Tracker 6, exporting connections finally got the space it deserved. That's why you'll now find all your export settings clearly arranged in the new Export tab.
Version 5.4.4 (10/02/2009)
The issue that caused rekeying to sometimes fail when using a remote DNS server for all DNS lookups has been corrected
Entering XAUTH credentials now works reliably when login and password are requested separately
A message is now displayed when VPN Tracker is launched on systems with a 64-bit kernel
The German localization of the certificate selection dialog has been corrected
Version 5.4.3 (09/03/2009)
Split DNS now works on Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard
Keychain items are only updated if they have been altered. This prevents unnecessary MobileMe syncing
Version 5.4.2 (04/28/2009)
New documentation and device profiles for DrayTek Vigor2110, Vigor2700, Vigor2710, Vigor2800, Vigor2820, Vigor2910, Vigor2930, Vigor2950, Vigor3100, VigorPro 5300, VigorPro 5500, VigorPro 5510 Series
New documentation and device profiles for Juniper Networks SSG, NetScreen, and ISG Series
Added an error message when the VPN gateway is configured to use Aggressive Mode, but VPN Tracker has Main Mode configured
Added a workaround for some ZyWALL devices that prematurely switch network ports when performing NAT-Traversal
Fixed local identifier type for SonicOS Standard device profiles
Added a warning message when exporting a connection that requires a Professional Edition license to work
Added a warning message when importing a connection into Personal or Player Edition if the connection uses features that are available only in VPN Tracker Professional Edition
Fixed an issue with storing XAUTH credentials with some rare VPN gateway configurations that send the XAUTH request in two parts
Version 5.4.1 (01/22/2009)
Now also supports the new SonicWall TZ 210
VPN Tracker now works better with WLAN networks which use login pages (common in hotels and airports). A rare bug in the DNS settings has been fixed.
Addresses issues with duplicate remote networks and Cisco devices
Improved XAUTH compatibility with certain Cisco devices
Version 5.4.0 (11/04/2008)
Added support for the new SonicWALL NSA 240
DHCP now works correctly after phase 1 times out. This essentially limited VPN sessions to the DHCP lease
time
Occasional problems while re-keying have been fixed
VPN Tracker 5 is now shipped with German localization
Version 5.3.1 (09/25/2008)
This version fixes the following issues:
Improved compatibility with Cisco EasyVPN when using more then 30 remote networks
Fixed a bug that caused VPN Tracker to mistakenly expect a name server from the VPN gateway, even
though "Use remote DNS" server was turned off
Fixed a problem where NAT-T keepalives weren't been sent correctly
Extremly rare issues with loading connection profiles have been fixed
Fixed some file system permissions
Fixed an issue where replies from external DHCP server were not correctly parsed
It is not considered a critical error anymore if a gateway route can't be set
Improved some error messages for Zyxel devices
Version 5.3.0 (09/08/2008)
Added the SonicWALL NSA 2400 device profile
Mode Config is now supported for the following NETGEAR devices: FVS338, FVX538, FVS336G, FVS124G,
and DGFV338
Documentation and device profiles for the most popular NETGEAR devices have been reworked. This
includes the devices FVS338, FVX538, FVS336G, DGFV338, FVG318, FVS318v3, FVS114, and FVS124G
Improved device profile for SOHO3 devices
The MAC address used for DHCP (SonicWALL) has changed. Please refer to the following FAQ for more
information: http://equinux.com/goto/vpntracker/dhcpmac
DHCP over IPsec now works with all PPoE connections
Significantly improved DNS handling to fix issues when DHCP leases were renewed while using multiple
concurrent VPN connections
Fixed a bug where VPN Tracker would continue to expect DNS settings from the VPN gateway, even
though Client Provisioning / Mode Config was no longer in use
It is now possible to set a custom timeout for the password dialogs (Advanced > Display credentials
prompt for ... seconds). This can be useful when RSA SecureID tokens are used and the authentication server
requests the next token, or for accessibility purposes
Pre-shared keys and Extended Authentication (XAUTH) credentials passed to the AppleScript start command are now stored in the keychain instead of in the connection. Passing one-time passwords (passcodes) as a parameter of the start command is no longer possible
Added support for hexadecimal pre-shared keys. Any pre-shared key beginning with 0x is considered to be
hexadecimal (e.g. 0x12FF34AB56CE)
Added an option to the password prompts / edit dialogs to remove stored passwords from the
keychain
To get accurate test results in cases where the local router only supports one concurrent VPN connection,
the VPN Environment Manager now asks to disconnect running VPN connections before performing its
tests
Added custom placeholders for the identifier settings for some devices to better indicate the settings they
correspond to on the device
Consolidated network access, so it is easier to approve the necessary network connections when third-
party personal firewalls are used
Fixed a bug where changes to a connection would not be saved when quitting the application right after
making the changes
Significantly improved handling of network changes and missing network connectivity
Fixed an issue where VPN Tracker prevented some Macs from automatically going to sleep
Removed warnings when using the VPN Environment Manager in a demo version of VPN Tracker
Fixed an issue where EasyVPN would be turned on for some Cisco connections that use Mode Config
during migration from VPN Tracker 4
Connections can now be imported by dragging them on the connection list
Improved handling of situations where the VPN gateway is part of the local network
Deleting connections is now faster
It is no longer necessary to enter an admin password for creating a Technical Support Report
Added Undo functionality for text fields in the main VPN Tracker window
It is now possible to undo changes when editing connection settings
VPN Trackers Dock menu is now also available when the main VPN Tracker window has been closed
Added a warning that certain identifier types are not possible when using Main Mode
Switching between device profiles now gives the choice between preserving as many settings as possible,
or resetting all device-specific settings to the default values for the device (old behavior)
Duplicate connections are now numbered
Added keyboard shortcuts for starting/stopping (Cmd-Return) and restarting connections (Cmd-Option-
Return)
Added full keyboard navigation and minor bug fixes for the device profile chooser
Better visual indication that a connection is locked and which settings are not editable
It is now possible to switch to a custom device profile from a specific device profile without losing any
settings
Improved Drag & Drop for connections
Fixed an issue where empty text fields would not display properly
Improved performance and accuracy of the traffic graph
Accidental entry of spaces in VPN gateway addresses is now prevented
Added an informational log message when the VPN gateway has requested a Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS)
setting different from the configured setting
Reduced the number of log files created
Version 5.2.2 (05/27/2008)
Fixed an issue where VPN connections were restarted because of events from network interfaces that were
not directly related to the connection (e.g. AirPort when the connection was established over Ethernet)
Improved handling of automated connection start/stop when changing AirPort networks
Implemented a workaround for a kernel panic on Mac OS X 10.5 systems that occured under some
circumstances when network interfaces were removed.
The “Cisco Unity” vendor ID is no longer sent to devices that are not known to support this attribute
Cisco device profiles are now preconfigured to automatically perform XAUTH when requested by the
device. Existing connections will not be modified.
Fixed a crash when using an empty user name during Extended Authentication (XAUTH)
Fixed a display bug where connection progress was not accurately reflected in the progress bar
Adjusted mode config timing when using automatic mode config
Reduced the packet size of the first packet when performing SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning (SCP).
This will help connectivity in situations where routers do not deal well with fragmented packets
Version 5.2.1 (04/30/2008)
Fixed a rare issue where changing an advanced setting would corrupt the connection. Updating to VPN Tracker 5.2.1 will fix any corrupted connections.
Added support for SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning. SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning with VPN Tracker is currently available for the following devices and SonicOS revisions: TZ 180 (SonicOS Standard 3.9 or SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), TZ 190 (SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), PRO 2040/PRO 3060/PRO 4060/PRO 4100/PRO 5060 (with SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), NSA 3500/NSA 4500/NSA 5000/NSA E5500/NSA E6500/NSA E7500 (with SonicOS Enhanced 5.0)
Connection restart handling has been improved
Improved error handling to give more specific error messages
Changed default export options to not lock the connection by default
Improved communication between VPN Tracker and its backend components
Made AirPort SSID support more efficient
Improved performance and reliability of the log
The log will now display a hint when a VPN gateway supplies DNS settings to VPN Tracker but the
connection is not configured to use remote DNS
Fixed an issue with certificate-based authorization where certificates would not be exchanged properly,
resulting in an authorization failure
Fixed an issue where VPN Tracker would quit when waking up from sleep if more then 50 VPN connections
were set up in VPN Tracker
The newspaper in VPN Tracker’s Dock icon is now only displayed unfolded if at least one VPN connection is
connected
Fixed a rare issue where a network interface’s IP address was not properly retrieved
Fixed a local privilege escalation. Credit to Kevin Finisterre of Netragard for reporting this issue
Updated and extended many log hints to reflect the feedback received by our technical support team
Fixed a rare condition where a connection would remain in an unstoppable state when resolving a host
name failed
If VPN Tracker is assigned a remote DNS from the VPN gateway and “Use DNS Server for” is set to
“Automatic” VPN Tracker will now always use this DNS server as global DNS Server if connecting the VPN
renders locally configured DNS servers inaccessible
Fixed a race condition when connecting to servers using “Connect to Server” actions
Version 5.2.0 (04/22/2008)
Added support for SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning. SonicWALL Simple Client Provisioning with VPN Tracker is currently available for the following devices and SonicOS revisions: TZ 180 (SonicOS Standard 3.9 or SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), TZ 190 (SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), PRO 2040/PRO 3060/PRO 4060/PRO 4100/PRO 5060 (with SonicOS Enhanced 4.0), NSA 3500/NSA 4500/NSA 5000/NSA E5500/NSA E6500/NSA E7500 (with SonicOS Enhanced 5.0)
Connection restart handling has been improved
Improved error handling to give more specific error messages
Changed default export options to not lock the connection by default
Improved communication between VPN Tracker and its backend components
Made AirPort SSID support more efficient
Improved performance and reliability of the log
The log will now display a hint when a VPN gateway supplies DNS settings to VPN Tracker but the
connection is not configured to use remote DNS
Fixed an issue with certificate-based authorization where certificates would not be exchanged properly,
resulting in an authorization failure
Fixed an issue where VPN Tracker would quit when waking up from sleep if more then 50 VPN connections
were set up in VPN Tracker
The newspaper in VPN Tracker’s Dock icon is now only displayed unfolded if at least one VPN connection is
connected
Fixed a rare issue where a network interface’s IP address was not properly retrieved
Fixed a local privilege escalation. Credit to Kevin Finisterre of Netragard for reporting this issue
Updated and extended many log hints to reflect the feedback received by our technical support team
Fixed a rare condition where a connection would remain in an unstoppable state when resolving a host
name failed
If VPN Tracker is assigned a remote DNS from the VPN gateway and “Use DNS Server for” is set to
“Automatic” VPN Tracker will now always use this DNS server as global DNS Server if connecting the VPN
renders locally configured DNS servers inaccessible
Fixed a race condition when connecting to servers using “Connect to Server” actions
Version 5.1.0 (03/17/2008)
VPN Tracker 5.1 incorporates client provisioning for WatchGuard devices. The client provisioning
functionality in VPN Tracker 5.1 is completely compatible with the current Peak- and Core product lines with
Fireware 9.x or newer
New VPN Tracker Configuration Guide for WatchGuard devices with client provisioning
New VPN Tracker Configuration Guide for Lancom Devices
Network mask handling during migration has been improved
Log messages during connection migration are more detailed now
The overall stability has been improved
Version 5.0.4 (03/06/2008)
Updated the connection types for LANCOM devices to match current LCOS revisions. Mode Config ("IKE-
CFG") is now available and the default. This change applies only to new connections, or when changing the
connection type of an existing connection.
Fixed a bug where NAT-Traversal (old style) was performed incorrectly. This prevented traffic from going
through the VPN connection for a small number of devices under certain circumstances.
Added a field for entering an existing support ticket number when sending a Technical Support
Report
Switching an existing connection to a custom connection type now resets certain settings to a consistent
state
Fixed a crash on startup on Macs that are missing standard Mac OS X fonts
Fixed an issue where the on/off slider would remain disabled after a "Connect to Server" action had timed
out
Version 5.0.3 (01/28/2008)
In addition to activation using an equinux ID and password, it is now possible to activate an expired demo
version using license vouchers.
Quitting the application now executes any stop actions configured for running connections and waits until
these connections have been properly disconnected.
VPN Tracker is now more permissive when connecting to remote networks that are a supernet of the locally
configured network.
After a first time installation no administrator password will be required to activate
or de-activate a license. An administrator password will still be required for updating
VPN Tracker, migration from VPN Tracker 4, and for resolving rare error conditions.
Added an additional error status to better reflect proposal check errors in the user interface.
Settings are now reset to their default values when a connection type change
makes them invisible or unable to be edited
Several user interface improvements, mostly regarding consistency
Fixed an issue where VPN Tracker would fail to start if run from a different user account.
Fixed a bug in the Technical Support Report creation where occasionally VPN Tracker crash logs were not
properly located.
Fixed an issue where an already connected VPN would subsequently fail due to another phase 2
negotiation initiated by the VPN gateway.
Fixed an issue where the VPN Tracker backend would occasionally terminate while the VPN is connected.
Version 5.0.2 (01/05/2008)
Improved rekeying and reconnection behavior when using a large number of remote networks
Improved compatibility with Cisco devices
Improved compatibility when using Client Provisioning with PPP connections
It is now possible to connect to remote networks that are a supernet of the current local network. Please
note that using such a configuration may prevent access to your local network.
Fixed an issue where a connection would be dropped shortly after being established.
Remote DNS settings are now properly restored when Mac OS X renews the DHCP lease
Connections in deployment disk images are no longer automatically overwritten
Automatic Deployment now also works if trial version has expired
Added a new warning message when other software is already using the default network ports used by
VPN Tracker. VPN Tracker will select other free ports in this case.
Version 5.0.1 (12/12/2007)
DHCP leases will be handled more reliably when connecting via alternative network access methods (such
as mobile phones or PPPoE)
VPN Tracker connects flawlessly to Juniper Netscreen devices with Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS)
enabled
Improved handling of connections to multiple networks
SmartCard support can now be tested in demo mode
Static ports (500/4500) are used by default (when using Back to my Mac, dynamic ports should be turned
on again in the Preferences)
Version 5.0.0 (12/03/2007)
VPN Tracker 5 was completely rewritten using Apple's Cocoa programming environment
Connection groups simplify administration and remote management
A traffic visualizer displays current speed, max speed and overall traffic for the active
connection
After selecting a gateway model, unsupported options disappear automatically to avoid
misconfiguration
The new Dashboard widget provides quick access to the connection list
Single connections can now be started and stopped independently
VPN Tracker 5 connects up to three times faster compared to previous versions
Connection-specific actions allow for completely automated workflows centered around VPN
connections
Connections can be started and stopped automatically based on network locations or AirPort
networks
Full support for AppleScript
High-performance log with four log levels and context-sensitive troubleshooting hints in plain
English
Integrated URL schema for quickly accessing parameters and starting actions
The new VPN Environment Manager analyzes network environments according to their VPN
capabilities
Self-contained Technical Support Reports (TSR) provide all required information for equinux
Support or your network administrator
Exported connections can be locked to keep individual users from modifying settings
Multiple connections can be exported and stored in a single file
Self-contained deployment bundles include license voucher, connection settings and the VPN
Tracker application for convenient enterprise rollout
Voucher-based online licensing system for large-scale license distribution
Pre-shared keys and XAUTH credentials are now stored safely in the Mac OS X Keychain
Support for military grade security using SmartCards and PKI tokens (two-factor authentication)
Mode Config for automatic IP assignment (supported by Juniper, Cisco and other vendors)
Support for Cisco EasyVPN and Cisco loadbalancing
Support for SonicWALL DHCP over VPN
Version 4.9.3 (06/28/2007)
Support for D-Link DFL-800
Support for ZyXEL ZyWALL 2WG
Support for Netgear FWG114P
Support for Netgear FVX538 (running Firmware 2.x)
Support for Netgear FVS338 (running Firmware 2.x)
Support for Netgear FVS124G (running Firmware 2.x)
Improved certificate handling
Version 4.9.2 (05/21/2007)
New: Support for D-Link DFL-200 firewall device
New: Support for SonicWALL TZ 180, TZ 180 Wireless, TZ 190, and TZ 190 Wireless devices
New: Support for AVM FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7170 (running the "Secure Connection" beta firmware)
Version 4.9.1 (02/22/2007)
Full support for Sidewinder G2, Secure Computing's popular VPN appliance
Support for Mako Networks' centralized VPN gateway solutions
Problems reading essential files are handled correctly
A longer timeout for read/write operations avoids error messages
Version 4.9.0 (11/21/2006)
VPN Tracker now fully supports the newest VPN devices from Collax and Fortinet
VPN Tracker can now start connections automatically when logging in on Intel-based Macs
Long-term stability for connections using NAT-T has been improved on Intel machines
Error reporting for file access issues (read/write) has been optimized
Automatic execution of scripts is now readily available on all supported systems
Version 4.8.0 (09/27/2006)
New: Support for the Netgear FVS124G VPN router
Full support for Watchguard’s latest Firebox X firmware revision (Fireware 8.x)
Compatibility with Cisco Pix devices has been improved
Support for extended XAUTH communication with Cisco devices
VPN Tracker can now deal with stars (*) in pathnames
Version 4.7.0 (06/22/2006)
Improved: DNS parameters are now set correctly when using Mode Config
New: Built-in support for Linksys RV042 and RV082 VPN routers
New: Built-in support for Netgear FVG318 ProSafe Wireless VPN Firewall
Version 4.6.2 (05/16/2006)
Improved: Certificates can be created on Intel Macs
Improved: Mode-Config will work with larger remote networks
Improved: If configured, log files will not be overwritten
Improved: Under certain circumstances, VPN Tracker claimed to many buffers (mbuf)
Improved: Traffic indicator functional under Mac OS X 10.2 and 10.3
Improved: DHCP functions on Intel Macs and with SonicOS Standard
Improved: DHCP requests are performed three times before a connection is stopped
Improved: Connection files can be imported from the "File" menu
Version 4.6.1 (04/05/2006)
Added: Support for NETGEAR FVS318v3 and FVS114 Routers
Added: Support for the equinux VPN Solution for Mac
Fixed: In rare circumstances the connection list was not handled properly
Version 4.6.0 (02/15/2006)
Added: Intel Compatibility Added: Support for NEGEAR FVS338 and FVX538 Routers Added: Support for Linksys BEFVP41 devices Added: Support for Astaro Security Linux Fix: Issue with NAT-T and some Juniper devices
Version 4.5.2 (12/16/2005)
Fixed an issue with DHCP Client Provisioning and SonicOS Standard caused by incorrect UDP checksums
Version 4.5.1 (10/31/2005)
Added workaround for an issue in Mac OS X Server 10.4 causing to create IP packets with corrupt checksums
