Hi eshutika, I'm afraid we don't have the support resources available to help write custom scripts, however you can find information on how to control Viscosity from your script at: https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/controlling-viscosity-with-scripting-windows/ You should be able to find ...

I'm afraid there isn't much you can do from a VPN perspective, as it's happening outside of the VPN. A couple of ideas: 1. SSH into your Mac via its VPN's IP address. If the IP address isn't publicly accessible, this will likely mean port forwarding on the OpenVPN server. If your VPN address isn't s...

Hi John, We have no current plans to adopt the DCO driver. While that may change in the future, for now we don't feel it'll offer a major benefit to Viscosity users. There are a number of reasons behind this: - It's not possible to implement DCO on macOS. Apple have deprecated "kernel extension...

Hi Revali, If you have setup port forwarding on your router (port forwarding a port from your router to your Mac), then you can try adding a route to your VPN connection to instruct that traffic to your router's internal IP address should go through your normal network connection. Please see: https:...

Hi mokipedia, Just wanted to note that separate prompt support for two-factor challenges that form part of a password is something we've added to the latest Viscosity beta: https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/article/using-viscosity-beta-versions/ You can find some details how to use it at: https:/...

Hi Folks,

Just wanted to note that this feature is now available in the latest beta versions of Viscosity:
https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/ar ... -versions/

Cheers,
James

Hi Christian, The latest beta version supports this, however I'm afraid we don't have any publicly available documentation for it yet. However it's fairly straight forward: simply add the advanced command below to your connection and then try connecting. For your connection something like #viscosity...

Hi Jernej, I've split your post into its own topic, as the parent topic was quite old. We would need to see what routes are being set by the OpenVPN server, and what (if any) routes are being set locally to see what the cause is. If it is caused by a route (such as a default route) being pushed by t...

Hi bribri,

AppleScript can be used to get certain connection details. To get the associated interface you could potentially check which network has the same client IP address:
https://www.sparklabs.com/support/kb/ar ... cript-mac/

Cheers,
James

Hi nrsteven, I'm afraid we don't have direct experience with Microsoft Intune, however we've had reports of it working from end users. The general process is to create your bundled installer, turn it into the MSI using the instructions you have already linked, and then use Microsoft Win32 Content Pr...