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Meraki VPN L2TP with Preshared key in Intune
Hi Vanier,
There is a possibility to configure your Meraki L2TP VPN that would be through a PowerShell script. Unfortunately, it’s yet not possible to use a configuration profile for this.
There is a non-Microsoft website build that will help you create the PowerShell script: https://www.ifm.net.nz/cookbooks/meraki-client-vpn.html
Just enter your VPN info (I would use fake info - and change the PS script afterward). After you have specified your info, it will spit out a PowerShell script that you can push through Intune. The best approach would be wrapping this PowerShell script into a Win32 app, and configure a detection rule so you're in control who has the app installed and who didn’t.
Good luck!
Regards, Bilal
Hi Vanier,
There is a possibility to configure your Meraki L2TP VPN that would be through a PowerShell script. Unfortunately, it’s yet not possible to use a configuration profile for this.
There is a non-Microsoft website build that will help you create the PowerShell script: https://www.ifm.net.nz/cookbooks/meraki-client-vpn.html
Just enter your VPN info (I would use fake info - and change the PS script afterward). After you have specified your info, it will spit out a PowerShell script that you can push through Intune. The best approach would be wrapping this PowerShell script into a Win32 app, and configure a detection rule so you're in control who has the app installed and who didn’t.
Good luck!
Regards, Bilal
BilalelHadd I'm running into a problem trying to push this through the Scripts function in Intune. Can anybody share their Intune settings or how to deploy this with Azure AD? When I run the .ps1 script as an elevated admin locally, the VPN is added. When I push it through Intune, no VPN shows up when I log in with an Azure AD user account but Intune says the script was performed successfully. Thanks!