L2TP/IPSec is a widely used legacy VPN Protocol and it supports most operating systems. It is very easy to set up directly on the OS and doesn’t require any additional software installation.

1. Get L2TP/IPSec Credentials For Your IP Address

L2TP/IPSec uses L2TP/IPSec protocol. Find your L2TP/IPSec Credentials from your Service Page.

Further steps shows how to get credentials for:

Enter the details as shown below and click 

Afterwards, the dialog box will display. Please follow the guide below:

, copy the data from your L2TP/IPSec Credentials to the 

, tick all three checkboxes as shown below and click 

In the Connection Preferences, select IPBurger and click 

You can also connect directly from the macOS menu bar.

If you are having issues connecting, please 

Kill Switch blocks you from exposing your Real IP Address, if the VPN Connection ever drops.

We currently don’t have a kill switch for macOS.

You can easily set up multiple Business Accounts with Multiple IP Addresses from IPBurger.

Effortlessly connect to IPBurger's proxies or VPN on macOS using the widely-used legacy VPN Protocol L2TP/IPSec. Our guide ensures a seamless integration with different protocols, including L2TP/IPSec, for a secure online experience

Set up L2TP/IPSec on Windows 7

Set up L2TP/IPSec on macOS

Set up L2TP/IPSec on ChromeOS

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Overview

Residential Proxies

Static Residential Proxies

Fresh & Dedicated Proxies

VPNs

Getting Started

IPBurger Chrome Extension

IPBurger Firefox Extension

Browser Extension

Android

Mobile Proxy Setup

Set up SoftEther on Windows 7/8/10

Set up SoftEther on Windows Vista

Set up SoftEther on Windows XP

SoftEther

Set up L2TP/IPSec on macOS

Requirements

Leak Prevention

Connect to VPN with L2TP/IPSec

1. Get L2TP/IPSec Credentials For Your IP Address

2. Configure L2TP/IPSec In MacOS

3. Connect to VPN

Next Steps

Kill Switch

Perform Leak Tests

Multiple Accounts