Monterey has been available for beta testing since June 7th so I find it hard to believe that WatchGuard didn't get ahead by testing the application ahead of the public release of macOS Monterey. This did not fix the issue even when attempting the installation again.ĭoes anybody have any suggestions? I've been waiting on WatchGuard support to respond to me for a while. I followed some instructions from apple to lower the security to allow kernel extensions to be installed (this required rebooting and holding the power button until I got to the recovery partition). The extension did now show up in Preferences / Security as usual.Īfter researching this issue for a bit, it seems like the new MacBooks have more strict security when it comes to installing kernel extensions. I added two vpn exe modules to to 'Protocol Filtering' - 'Excluded applications'. If I delete ESET completely, VPN is working OK. 0 (older 7.x versions affected too) and have random problems while connecting to our corporate Watchguard VPN. Upon installing WatchGuard IPSec Mobile VPN Client for macOS v4.0 on the new Mac, I received a warning from macOS saying that the kernel extension could not be installed due to security concerns. Hello, Were using ESET Endpoint Antivirus version.
Today I replaced my Intel MacBook Pro running macOS Monterey with an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro running macOS Monterey.
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