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Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Configure Azure VPN Client – Microsoft Entra ID authentication – macOS Article02/12/2025 In this article -->This article helps you configure your macOS client computer to connect to an Azure virtual network using a VPN Gateway point-to-site (P2S) connection. These steps apply to Azure VPN gateways configured for Microsoft Entra ID authentication. Microsoft Entra ID authentication only supports OpenVPN® protocol connections and requires the Azure VPN Client. The Azure VPN client for macOS is currently not available in France and China due to local regulations and requirements.PrerequisitesMake sure you have the following prerequisites before you proceed with the steps in this article:Configure your VPN gateway for point-to-site VPN connections that specify Microsoft Entra ID authentication. See Configure a P2S VPN gateway for Microsoft Entra ID authentication.Verify the client computer is running a supported OS on a supported processor.Supported macOS releases: 15 (Sequoia), 14 (Sonoma), 13 (Ventura), 12 (Monterey)Supported processors: x64, Arm64If your device has an M-series chip and VPN client release earlier 2.7.101, you must install Rosetta software. For more information, see the Apple support articleIf you’re using Azure VPN Client version 2.7.101 or later, you don’t need to install Rosetta software.WorkflowDownload and install the Azure VPN Client for macOS.Extract the VPN client profile configuration files.Import the client profile settings to the VPN client.Create a connection and connect to Azure.Download the Azure VPN ClientDownload the

Hi, we have the following problem, We are using Always on Azure VPN client with Azure Virtual WAN and AD authentication.The following problem: the VPN connection is interrupted at irregular intervals and then reconnects automatically. We get an disconnect, with "[Error] Exception: " My first assumption would be that the internet connection is interrupted, but I have already managed to rule that out. I tried it with Azure VPN Client Version: 3.1.3.0 and 3.2.0.0Our VPN Client Log looks like this: [‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎43‎:‎41 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00003736] [Azure-VPN-2] [{097804ed-80e4-45f2-b646-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] SendKeepAlivePayload : Skipping Ping. Current: 68791140 , Cached: 68791015, Diff: 125.[‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎43‎:‎56 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00003736] [Azure-VPN-2] [{097804ed-80e4-45f2-b646-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] SendKeepAlivePayload : Skipping Ping. Current: 68806125 , Cached: 68805343, Diff: 782.[‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎44‎:‎09 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00017556] [Azure-VPN-2] [{097804ed-80e4-45f2-b646-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] Disconnecting...[‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎44‎:‎16 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00029936] [Azure-VPN-2] [{235648fd-4bde-4929-8d37-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] Connection Logs Initialized[‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎44‎:‎16 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00029936] [Azure-VPN-2] [{235648fd-4bde-4929-8d37-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] Application Id {b8c10d4d-9f95-44ff-8c76-xxxxxxxx}[‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎44‎:‎16 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00029936] [Azure-VPN-2] [{235648fd-4bde-4929-8d37-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Error] Exception: [‎29‎.‎09‎.‎2023‎ ‎08‎:‎44‎:‎17 UTC] PId:[00000904] TId:[00008248] [Azure-VPN-2] [{235648fd-4bde-4929-8d37-xxxxxxxxxxxx}] [Verbose] Success Received AAD Credential Token. User: ******@xxxxx.com

ID, and the Microsoft application ID. To prevent this, modify your profile configuration .xml file to include both the custom application ID and the Microsoft application ID.NoteThis step is necessary for P2S gateway configurations that use a custom audience value and your registered app is associated with the Microsoft-registered Azure VPN Client app ID. If this doesn't apply to your P2S gateway configuration, you can skip this step.To modify the Azure VPN Client configuration .xml file, open the file using a text editor such as Notepad.Next, add the value for applicationid and save your changes. The following example shows the application ID value c632b3df-fb67-4d84-bdcf-b95ad541b5c8.Example {customAudienceID} ID value}/ ID value}/ c632b3df-fb67-4d84-bdcf-b95ad541b5c8 Import VPN client profile configuration filesNoteWe're in the process of changing the Azure VPN Client fields for Azure Active Directory to Microsoft Entra ID. If you see Microsoft Entra ID fields referenced in this article, but don't yet see those values reflected in the client, select the comparable Azure Active Directory values.On the Azure VPN Client page, select Import.Navigate to the folder containing the file that you want to import, select it, then click Open.On this screen, notice the connection values are populated using the values in the imported VPN client configuration file.Verify that the Certificate Information value shows DigiCert Global Root G2, rather than the default or blank. Adjust the value if necessary.Notice the Client Authentication values align with the values that were used to configure the VPN gateway for Microsoft Entra ID authentication. This field must reflect the

For all connections to the Internet. 0.0.0.0/0 will only impact traffic that does not have a route already present in Azure. E.g., Internet.To affect traffic within the VNET, subnet, or peered VNET, introduce routes for a matching destination network. (Check the effective routing of a VM if uncertain what routes are present already).Step 12. Configure a Client-to-Site VPN for Management AccessConfigure a TINA client-to-site VPN that will be used for management access. Connect via the load balancer public IP address.For more information, see How to Configure a Client-to-Site VPN Group Policy or How to Configure a Client-to-Site TINA VPN with Personal Licenses.Check the ConnectionUse a client-to-site VPN connection to manage both Barracuda CloudGen Firewall VMs via the internal IP addresses. For more information, see Client-to-Site VPN.When considering VPN site-to-site traffic to Azure firewalls, review the network ACL for your firewalls as the Azure deployment creates a firewall-HA-ACL that can disallow traffic from VPN networks to internal Azure networks. Go to the Firewall > History view and confirm you can see the health probes succeeding. Traffic should be passing through the firewall correctly. If you see timeouts, confirm NSGs on the interfaces permit traffic and that IP Forwarding is enabled.Example of Successful Monitoring Polls on port 65000

Same value that your gateway is configured to use.Click Save to save the connection profile configuration.In the VPN connections pane, select the connection profile that you saved. Then, click Connect.Once connected, the status changes to Connected. To disconnect from the session, click Disconnect.Create a connection manuallyOpen the Azure VPN Client. At the bottom of the client, select Add to create a new connection.On the Azure VPN Client page, you can configure the profile settings. Change the Certificate Information value to show DigiCert Global Root G2, rather than the default or blank, then click Save.Configure the following settings:Connection Name: The name by which you want to refer to the connection profile.VPN Server: This name is the name that you want to use to refer to the server. The name you choose here doesn't need to be the formal name of a server.Server ValidationCertificate Information: DigiCert Global Root G2Server Secret: The server secret.Client AuthenticationAuthentication Type: Microsoft Entra IDTenant: Name of the tenant.Audience: The Audience value must match the value that your P2S gateway is configured to use. Typically, this value is c632b3df-fb67-4d84-bdcf-b95ad541b5c8.Issuer: Name of the issuer.After filling in the fields, click Save.In the VPN connections pane, select the connection profile that you configured. Then, click Connect.Remove a VPN connection profileYou can remove the VPN connection profile from your computer.Open the Azure VPN Client.Select the VPN connection that you want to remove, then click Remove.Optional client configuration settingsYou can configure the Azure VPN Client with optional configuration settings such as additional DNS servers,