Finally I was able to install SSL VPN-Plus Mac Client in macOS 11.2.1 Big Sur!
1) Check SIP is enabled using command: "csrutil status". It needs to be enabled (idk why)
2) Allow Team ID in the recovery mode, using command: "spctl kext-consent add KS8XL6T9FZ"
3) Install VPN using command "sudo installer -pkg SSLVPN-Plus\ Client.pkg -target /"
Thanks!!
Its working. Check my answers.
Tried on another Mac with 11.2.1 and its not working. Idk what's going on...
I have the same problem
If you find a solution, please let us know
Hello, any news here?
Today updated to 11.2.2 Big Sur, nothing changed. problem is still here.
Cant install and use SSL VPN 😕
maybe someone can tell when we can receive update on this topic .
same as my experience. it still can't install in M1
m1 mac not supported
I'm on an Intel and same's here 😕
I finally was able to install the client in my iMac running Big Sur
1) Fresh install macOS Big Sur (11.3.1).
2) Try install VPN Client 6.4.6 (x64) (double click the installer and try to install normally).
3) The "System Extension Updated" window prompts. Click ¨Open Security Preferences¨.
4) The ¨Security & Privacy¨ window opens. Click on ¨Allow¨ to permit the ¨Mattias Nissler¨ extension.
5) ¨A restart is required before new system extensions can be used¨ prompts. Click ¨Not Now¨ and wait 30 secs.
6) VPN Client installer will fail (that ok, keep reading).
7) Restart the Mac directly into recovery mode (press and hold Command + R when restarting).
😎 In the recovery mode, enter into the terminal and type ¨csrutil disable¨ and press enter.
9) Type ¨reboot¨ and press enter. Be fast and go directly into recovery mode again.
10) In the recovery mode, enter into the terminal again and type ¨spctl kext-consent add KS8XL6T9FZ¨ and press enter.
11) Type ¨spctl kext-consent list¨ and press enter. Check that KS8XL6T9FZ is listed.
12) Restart the Mac normally.
13) Copy the VPN installer files into your user home folder.
14) Open terminal and type ¨sudo installer -pkg INSTALLER-LOCATION.pkg -target /¨
15) VPN installer will fail, saying that Kernel extension cannot be loaded (that ok, keep reading).
16) Restart the Mac again directly into recovery mode.
17) In the recovery mode, Enter into the terminal and Type ¨csrutil enable¨ and press enter.
18) Restart the Mac normally.
19) Try again to install VPN Client using terminal. Type ¨sudo installer -pkg INSTALLER-LOCATION.pkg -target /¨
20) You will get some folder permission prompts, press Ok to those prompts.
21) Now VPN Client should install.
Hope it helps!
I tried it but on non-fresh installed Big Sur 11.3.1 and did not worked for me 😕
Unfortunately I cant reset my Laptop.
Folks,
I just found out today that VMWare is supporting macOS Big Sur via an updated version of NSX edge 6.4.10
The client is no longer available via standalone and can only be obtained via web download in this version. This version also eliminated the GUI and is CLI only. I have not upgraded myself yet, but received this information from a VMWare support ticket.
Can you share installer if you will have it ?
can you send\share the installer ?
Thanks for help!
This realy works for me thanks !
Hi
This not installing on MacBook pro M1.
macOS: 12.3.1 (21E258)
arch -x86_64 sudo installer -pkg SSLVPN-Plus\ Client.pkg -target /
installer: Package name is SSLVPN-Plus Client
installer: Installing at base path /
installer: The install failed. (The Installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. An error occurred while running scripts from the package “SSLVPN-Plus Client.pkg”.)
Will this ever be resolved?
downloaded client via the vmware hosted VPN site login.
Any chance to get an updated client to try an install?