You should also take a look at the NetworkExtension framework reference, which includes a bunch of useful info, and the SimpleTunnel sample code.įinally, I’ve attached a small test project, QNEPacketTunnel, that I’ve created for doing simple VPN tests. The following DevForums post has the details. Any developer can now create Network Extension providers. IMPORTANT: At the end of that talk we say that Apple must grant you special entitlements to use these APIs. For an introduction to these facilities, watch WWDC 2015 Session 717 “What’s New in Network Extension and VPN”. Historically that was the case but, starting with iOS 9, you can create a custom VPN transport using public APIs, namely the packet tunnel and app proxy providers supported by the Network Extension framework. ![]() Granted exclusive access to some private APIs which are not available OpenVPN Connect (…) has this capability, but it seems they were I’m responding to your question about VPN transports on iOS. ![]() ![]() "One of the reasons the iOS cannot become fully open source is due to OpenVPN Technologies had to sign an NDA with Apple to get access to the needed system privileges to configure and run a VPN tunnel on iOS.
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