Documentation

	Getting Started With Viscosity (Mac)
	Using Viscosity
	Connection Settings
	Installing Viscosity
	VPN Service Providers

Common Questions

	How Do I Find Out Who My VPN Provider Is?
	How Do I Transition to Viscosity from Tunnelblick?
	How Do I Transition to Viscosity from Windows?
	Why Does Viscosity Ask For My Password the First Time I Use It?

Features

	Configuring DNS and WINS settings
	Controlling Viscosity with AppleScript
	Displaying Growl Notifications
	Running AppleScripts When Connected/Disconnected
	Using Tokens/Smartcards (PKCS#11)

Purchasing & Registering Viscosity

	Available Discounts
	Available Payment Methods
	Can I Use My Viscosity for Mac License On Windows?
	License Details Are Not Accepted
	License Email Has Not Arrived
	Purchasing Viscosity
	Refund Requests
	Resending License Details

Enterprise

	Bundling Viscosity with VPN Connections & Preferences
	Exporting and Distributing Connections
	Setup Guide Template

Troubleshooting

	Backing up Viscosity's Settings
	Editing A Connection Manually
	Losing Network Connectivity Once Disconnected
	Problem Saving Details Into The Keychain
	Troubleshooting Connection Problems
	Uninstalling Viscosity
	Viewing the Console Log
	Viewing the OpenVPN Log

Common OpenVPN Errors

	Error: Cannot allocate TUN/TAP dev dynamically
	Error: Cannot load certificate file cert.crt
	Error: Connection Name Could Not Be Connected
	Error: Private key password verification failed
	Error: TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds
	Error: Unsafe OpenVPN command detected
	Error: write to TUN/TAP : Input/output error (code=5)
	Error: You must define CA file (--ca) or PKCS#12 file (--pkcs12)

Viscosity Windows

	Getting Started With Viscosity (Windows)
	Bundling Viscosity for Windows with VPN Connections & Preferences
	Controlling Viscosity from Command Line
	Controlling Viscosity with Scripting
	Installing Viscosity for Windows
	Registering Viscosity
	Running Batch/VBS Scripts when Connected/Disconnected in Viscosity for Windows
	Uninstalling Viscosity for Windows