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This folder can be obtained by typing %appdata%\.minecraft\screenshots into the File Explorer address bar.įor the Windows 10 version of Bedrock Edition, press ⊞ Win + G to open the game settings overlay. minecraft\screenshots inside the AppData/Roaming folder. On Windows, screenshots are saved in the. Press ⇧ Shift + F3 to pull up debug screen with debugging charts. This shows coordinates, entity count, and other various things. In multiplayer it also hides the server chat and player nametags.ĭisplays the debug screen. Hides heads-up display elements such as the health bar, hunger bar, experience bar, and any held items. By default, the screenshots look exactly like the screen during regular gameplay. It is possible to change what features are included in the screenshot by pressing control keys. If multiple screenshots are saved within the same second, a revision number is appended to the file name (e.g., "_01.07.39_1.png" is the second screenshot taken at that time). For example, a screenshot taken on October 22, 2021, at 1:07:39 am gets named " _01.07.39.png". png files with a naming format based on the current date and time: YYYY-MM-DD_HH.MM.SS.png.

The Encryption settings in the Phase 1 settings.Screenshots are saved as.

This is an Active Directory server in my case and a pain to configure for a Linux System Administrator like myself. I spent most time on the following two components:

Make sure the PSK or Secret is correct in all places.

Make sure the RADIUS server is responding properly, that (if AD) the policies are correct, etc.

Make sure the VPN server (pfSense) can authenticate users against the RADIUS server by going to (on the pfSense device) Diagnostics -> Authentication.

Make sure firewalls are not in your way.

In the Group Name field, enter the Group Name (or Identifier) as mentioned in the screenshots above.

In the Shared Secret field, enter the PSK as mentioned in the screenshots above.

Click the Authentication Settings button.

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In the Password field, enter the password as set on the authentication server (in my case it’s an Active Directory server).

In the Account Name field, set your username as it appears on the authentication server (in my case it’s an Active Directory server).

In the Server Address field, set the IP or FQDN of the VPN server.

Select the new VPN connection in the left menu. Now to complete the settings of the new VPN connection.

In the Service Name, give your VPN connection a name of anything you like.

In the VPN Type menu, select “Cisco IPSec”.

Click the + button to add a new Network Connection.

The next step is to configure the client. The PSK in the above screenshot should match the key mentioned in the earlier screenshot. Now we need to set the PSK (pre-shared key) also known as the secret. Returning to the “Tunnels” section, now edit the Phase 2 item. Note that “3DES” and “MD5” may be optional. The above shows two editable items the Phase 1 (the top one) and Phase 2 (the bottom one). When done, it should look like the following. In this section you should click the Add button to add a new VPN. Go to System -> User Manager -> Authentication Server. In my case I’ve used a Windows Server 2016 as the radius server because i wanted Active Directory integration but you can use any RADIUS server. Log into your pfSense device and follow the settings as you see them below.įirst we need to add a RADIUS server.

When creating the MacOS VPN connection, use the Cisco IPSec option.

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The following series of screenshots show the settings that i have used to allow a MacOS client to connect to the VPN. The version of MacOS used in this article is “version 10.13.4”.The version of pfSense used in this article is “version 2.4.3”.

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No addition software is required on the MacOS client. It does require a shared key to ensure a higher level of security. Tip: This setup requires no certificates. The creation of the RADIUS server is not included in this HowTo but the pfSense settings to use the RADIUS server is included. In this article, we’ll be using a RADIUS server (for authentication). Unfortunately I could not get IKEv2 to work.

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This article shows how to configure pfSense to allow MacOS devices to connect using IPSec (IKEv1).