It deletes all of your PPTP configurations, and acts like it never existed.
Good. It’s not secure.
Jeeze glad I didn’t install. Do you think this was intentional?
Just had to switch my small VPN server away from it. We are still up and running luckily!
Thanks for posting this. i use Astrill and had been using PPTP on my IOS device. I’ve not been in contact with Astrill and installed a more secure protocol.
Thanks again!!!
BTW, your post really helped for my IOS device. In OSX (currently), I am using OpenVPN (which I believe is SSL)
iOS 10 deleted all my VPNs including L2TP for some reason. I had to go and add them back in.
I’m all for retiring PPTP but are they replacing it with OpenVPN or something comparable?
Until and unless they take such steps it would just continue to be used.
I find it surprising it was still so widely supported.
You shouldn’t be using PPTP for pretty much anything.
There’s many other alternatives, I’m glad that Apple removed this so people like you won’t find any reason to use an outdated protocol.
Security risks are real.
i agree, it’s a real pain in the arse for those of us who are well aware of pptp’s shortcomings and use it anyway for various reasons. i don’t give a shit about RSA 512 bit AES super encryption security personally, i just wanted an easy way to make my ip appear to be in the usa.
if you run linux on your dedicated server, i can help you set up openvpn. i have mine set up as a router, so all my computers and servers have their own private 10.8.0.0/24, so basically what you were doing with your PPTP vpn i have it set up with keys, no passwords, and a script to generate the client keys/profiles. and a systemd service. pm me anytime, i remember how much of a pain in the arse it was setting it up for the first time.
and i use tunnelblick on my OS X compy as a client. works fairly well, sometimes have to manually delete routes though.
Same thing happened to me but on OS X upgrade.
Viscosity:
Tunnelblick for OpenVPN
Tunnelblick for OpenVPN. Don’t use Viscosity, proprietary closed-source software is not something you want to tunnel all of your IP traffic through…
Shimo supports PPTP as well as L2TP, CiscoVPN, OpenVPN and all standard-compliant IPSec connections. It’s worth a try, at least within the 30 days trial.
Tunnelblick
I’m having at bit of a issue setting up the config though