Quinn,
Thank you for the response. Just to be clear, there is no other supported way to configure a utun device in newer macOS releases, correct? I want to make sure I haven't missed something.
Scott
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Weird. I could have sworn I attached it. Try #2. I also don't see anything that indicates a "Last Exception Background"
crash.txt
Quinn,
Thanks that helps a lot.
Disregard this post. I found that not all the routes needed were getting set. Sorry for the issue.
@eskimo,
I'm going to need to back track my back track. After doing some more testing and examining of the route table I am still having an issue when I change the PTP IPv4 Settings to go from a Split Tunnel configuration to a Full Tunnel configuration, i.e. PTP includedRoutes = defaultRoute. From initial connection Full Tunnel config works exactly as expected, but once I change to Split and then back to Full the system appears to think there is no network.
Thoughts of where I can look?
Thx
I can now see the same issue on macOS.
Quinn,
Thanks. I actually discovered the second method late last night. Since when I'm developing in Xcode I found that if I change the build number in the project it does replace the existing extension which is what I was needing.
Scott