I know there are steps out there written on a German blog by a user on this forum, but I figured I'd write quickly in english for the rest of us. [LIST=1] add local networks you wish the BB vpn to have access to leave server certificate as default local x509 unless you created your own you wish to use select your appropriate vpn pool ip network add users/groups you wish to access vpn. enable automatic firewall rules unless you wish to control manually Login to UTM user portal and login as user for vpn. Go to Remote access tab. Under IPSec VPN enter and export password then download the p12 certificate file. If you did from workstation, transfer to BB device On BB10 device in settings, go to SEcurity and Privacy, Certificates. From here Import the user ipsec certificate you downloaded. Now on BB10 device go to Networks and Connections, VPN. Add a vpn. Choose Cisco ASA, authentication: xauth-pki. in client certificate select your imported cert. enter appropriate UTM VPN username and password. Voila, should work fine. [H] [/LIST]

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BlackBerry10 IPSEC VPN how to - working steps

I know there are steps out there written on a German blog by a user on this forum, but I figured I'd write quickly in english for the rest of us.
[LIST=1]

add local networks you wish the BB vpn to have access to
leave server certificate as default local x509 unless you created your own you wish to use
select your appropriate vpn pool ip network
add users/groups you wish to access vpn.
enable automatic firewall rules unless you wish to control manually
Login to UTM user portal and login as user for vpn. Go to Remote access tab.
Under IPSec VPN enter and export password then download the p12 certificate file. If you did from workstation, transfer to BB device
On BB10 device in settings, go to SEcurity and Privacy, Certificates. From here Import the user ipsec certificate you downloaded.
Now on BB10 device go to Networks and Connections, VPN. Add a vpn.
Choose Cisco ASA, authentication: xauth-pki. in client certificate select your imported cert.
enter appropriate UTM VPN username and password. Voila, should work fine. [H]

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