If this is the first time you have run Tunnelblick as a particular user, or the first time after certain Tunnelblick upgrades, the following windows may appear. At the welcome screen, select on I have configuration files. The following is a step-by-step guide on how to install Tunnelblick on Mac OS X. Tunnelblick is a free, open source user interface for OpenVPN on OS X. OpenVPN is an open source SSL VPN which can tunnel over UDP or TCP ports. We have OpenVPN servers running on port 53, 80, 443, 1194 and 8292. RSA 4096 bit and AES 256 bit encryption supported. This is a sstp GUI client for Mac, use a modified sstp-client as backend which support server-name TLS extension. Some servers(ex:.vpnazure.net) require server-name, otherwise the sstp connection will be rejected. The reason for being the best bet is that this is the only one (to my knowledge) SSTP client for Mac up to now.

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This is a sstp GUI client for Mac, use a modified sstp-client as backend which support server-name TLS extension. Some servers(ex:.vpnazure.net) require server-name, otherwise the sstp connection will be rejected. The reason for being the best bet is that this is the only one (to my knowledge) SSTP client for Mac.

I don't believe the Apple App Store would put the beta or development copy out for the world to download. It is my understanding that the RTM version has been released. Can you please help explainyour concern. Does the ODFB preview work for the current RTM you can download from the Apple App Store? Onedrive for mac el capitan.

Or, use Tunnelblick and OpenVPN.. simple, fast, and connection independent.

Using 10.6.5 here and it seems like I'm getting nowhere with this. Of course I can open the Network Preferences and see my connections (including the VPN connection I set up) on the left side, but I'm not sure what is meant by opening Port Configurations. Can anyone help? I would greatly appreciate it.

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I ran into this too. Once you're in network configuration, at the bottom of the interface list pane there is a small button with a gear on it. Click the button to open a drop-down menu, and select 'Set Service Order..'. Then drag the VPN connection to the top of the list, above the other network interfaces. Click 'Okay' then 'Apply' and magically your web traffic will flow through the VPN as expected. This hint solved my woes instantly.

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Thanks for responding, chalmeri! I eventually found it myself but forgot to post back here. I think that it's good to have your reply here to hopefully help out other similarly challenged individuals.
For the record, once I figured out that the little cog button was the key, I was able to fix the traffic priority and get VPN working right.

Thank you for an excellent hint and workaround. The problem also occurs on iOS devices (iPod/iPad/iPhone) where not all the traffic goes over the VPN connection even if you select the option to do so. Anyone know of a way to move VPN to the top of the list on an iOS device or another workaround?

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I was looking for an answer to this and couldn't find it so I would post my fix. It is actually as simple as going to Network in System Preferences and set the VPN service order so that it's above the WAN adapter. You should then show the ext. ip address from the VPN server.

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