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Exporting Connections
Whether you’re quickly exporting a VPN connection for a co-
worker, or rolling out VPN Tracker to hundreds of users, VPN
Tracker’s sophisticated export and deployment system is
there to help.
Export or Deployment?
Export creates a connection file. Users need to have previously installed
and licensed VPN Tracker on their Macs in order to use the connection file.
A connection file can include one or more connections, as well as Secure
Desktops.
Deployment lets you create a customized VPN Tracker application that al-
ready contains a user’s license and connection. The user simply needs to
drag this application to their Applications folder, everything else happens
automatically.
Exporting a Connection
Once you have set up and tested a VPN connection, you can export your con-
nection for other VPN Tracker users.
To export a connection
‣ Select the connection
‣ Choose Export Connection… from the File menu
‣ Select a file format. To be able to export Secure Desktops or connections
that make use of VPN Tracker 6 features, select “VPN Tracker 6”. If you are
exporting for VPN Tracker 5 users, select “VPN Tracker 5 and 6”
‣ Set an encryption password for the file. Users of this connection will be re-
quired to enter the password once when importing the connection
VPN Tracker can export multiple connections in a single file.
Simply select the connections you would like to export (hold
down the Cmd key to select more than one), and choose File >
Export.
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