L2TP IPSec

If possible, do not use this type of connection. This connection method can be unstable, has huge redundancy, has low performance, and does not support the strongest encryption. IPsec-IKEv2 is recommended instead.
All modern operating systems support IKEv2, or there are applications for them.

Configuring SafeUTM Global Settings

1. Go to Users -> VPN connections.
2. Check the box L2TP/IPsec Connection.
3. Enter the secret phrase (PSK key).
4. Click on Save.

Configuring Users in SafeUTM

Allow the user to connect via VPN from the Internet by checking in the user settings (Users -> User & Group -> General tab) in the box Allow remote access via VPN.

L2TP IPsec clients behind the same NAT may experience connectivity issues if there is more than one client. Instructions can help solve the problem. We recommend using IKEv2 IPSec instead of L2TP IPsec.

User tree

User & Group

Configuring Users

Terminal Server Users

User Authorization

Web Authorization

Authorization by IP and MAC address

Authorization by IP address

Authorization by MAC address

VPN Connection

Authorization by PPTP

Authorization by PPPoE

IPSec IKEv2

SSTP

L2TP IPSec

User's Personal Account

Features of Routing and Access Organization

Instructions for running PowerShell scripts

Integration with Active Directory

Active Directory User Authorization

Entering Server into Domain

Automatic Authorization and De-authorization Scripts

Import of Users

L2TP IPSec

Configuring SafeUTM Global Settings

Configuring Users in SafeUTM

If a VPN connection is established, but you cannot access local network resources