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The following is required for L2TP VPN to work on Chrome OS/ Chromium OS/ Chromebook:
Setup VPN on Chromebook Using the Following Simple Steps:
Now follow the steps listed below to configure an L2TP, Chrome OS VPN connection:
1 Click the “Status Bar” present at the bottom right of your screen and select the “Network Settings” option.Was this article helpful? do let us know by hitting the thumbs up icon and feel free to share your comments so we may improve our guides for everyone else in Cyber Security Community.
Comments (8 )
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for reaching out. PureVPN is working fine with latest Chromebook.
Let us know if you have further questions, we will be happy to assist you!
Hi Joe,
We do understand that app is always more convenient to use. We will surely check its feasibility in future.
Thanks for understanding!
Hi,
It seems you are having some issues running PureVPN on Chromebook, please let us know the exact problem so we may assist you in better way. And we have also noted down your request for an app.
No, it works fine. But, it’s too much like work to muck around with changing servers, especially when the Android app just lets you choose a country with one thumb tap. A sweet VPN is all about convenience, ease of use, and confidence in the provider. I guess 2 out of 3 isn’t bad. Though, all three points are all fair game for critic, but you’r not even trying on the first one.
@tom I am sorry for the inconvenience. I would request you to send us screenshots at [email protected] so we may assist you in better way.
Thanks for understanding!
Y’all seriously need a client app for Chromebook.
Could you please confirm whether purevpn is working with the latest chromebook update now? I’m looking to buy one but only if I can use purevpn with it. Thanks!
not working for me. I get a network error. It used to work but a chromebook update has changed the drop-down menu from ‘Private Network’ to ‘Openvpn’. Is this the issue?