VPN Client

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Download and installation of the Securepoint VPN Client

Last adaptation to the version: 3.0.1 (04.2025)

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System requirements

Windows 10 x64 or higher
1GB RAM

Operating system:	Windows 10 x64 or higher
Term requirements:	windowsdesktop-runtime-6.0.12-win-x64.exe May be installed automatically VC_redist.x64.exe May be installed automatically
Hardware:	Storage space: At least 206 MB (if the runtime requirements are also installed) RAM: At least 1024 MB Processor cores: 2, recommended: 4 Processor architecture: 64-bit (x64)

Download

The download takes place in the reseller portal under Support Downloads Tab VPN-Client x

Installation

An installation can be carried out in two different ways.

The first is installation via a graphical user interface
The second is a Quiet installation without user interaction.

Both steps, as well as the Installation with automatic import of a configuration and the Ignore runtime prerequisites are explained below.

GUI installation

The GUI installation is started by executing the previously downloaded file Securepoint-VPN-Client-<Version>.exe.


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Welcome message

Privacy policy

Finalise the installation

Administration rights

Installation completed

Installation with automatic import of a configuration

If there is a folder labelled Config in the same path as the installation file Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe, the first configuration file contained there will be imported during the installation process.

Migration of old connections

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The migration of connections from the file path of the old Securepoint SSL-VPN Client is carried out via the GUI either at the first start or, if the corresponding function has been activated in the settings, at each start.
In both cases, if a connection to the old client is found, the migration wizard opens.


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An old connection was found, the migration process can be Continue or cancelled (Skip).

Old connections can be imported (Import). If this is successful, a green check mark will appear next to the connection name. This step can be completed or skipped by clicking Continue.

If desired, the old client can be uninstalled. If this is successful, a green check mark will appear, along with a message ("Uninstallation of the old client was successful").

Installation via the command line (CMD)

The following command can be used to install the client via the command line:
.\Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /quiet More detailed information can be found in the section on Command line commands.

Installation with automatic import of a configuration

If there is a folder labelled Config in the same path as the installation file Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe, the first configuration file contained there will be imported during the installation process.

Migration via CLI

Migrate VPN configuration: C:\Program Files\Securepoint VPN Client\Securepoint VPN Client.exe" /migrate

Automated installation

Example of an automated installation process:

Notification to users that the new client is being installed
Copy the installation file Securepoint_VPN_Client_vXYZ.exe to the target devices via group policy (GPO) or software distribution system
If necessary, create a folder with the name Config in the same way, which contains the respective configuration
Install new VPN client via:C:\Securepoint_VPN_Client_vXYZ.exe" /quiet
Migrate old VPN configuration if necessary:C:\Program Files\Securepoint VPN Client\Securepoint VPN Client.exe" /migrate
Finally, users may have to deactivate the autostart of the old SSL VPN client and activate it in the new VPN client.
Eine Instructions for end users can be found here: https://wiki.securepoint.de/VPN/VPN-Client-Umstellung

Change autostart

If you are switching from the previous SSL VPN client to the new Securepoint VPN client, you only need to make a few simple changes to the autostart settings to finalise the switch.

Deactivate autostart for old client

Click on the arrow to show the tray icons
Right-click to open the menu for the SSL VPN Client
Use the menu to display the client window

Open the menu by clicking on the cogwheel

Use the menu to switch to the client settings

Deselect the "Run on Windows startup" option

Close the window

Activate autostart for new client

Click on the arrow to show the tray icons
Right-click to open the menu for the Securepoint VPN Client or if not available, start the VPN client first
Use the menu to show the client window

Navigate to the settings by clicking on the cogwheel

Activate the "Run on Windows startup" option

Ignoring runtime requirements

notemptyIgnoring the runtime environment is not recommended.
When installing the client, it is possible to ignore the required runtime prerequisites

An option is displayed in the user interface (GUI) to not install the runtime requirements if they are missing on the system
If the runtime requirements already exist, this option is not displayed
The parameter /ignore-prereq is used for the CLI
.\Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /ignore-prereq /s

This option is only useful if the runtime requirements

windowsdesktop-runtime-6.0.12-win-x64.exe May be installed automatically
VC_redist.x64.exe May be installed automatically

are already pre-installed on the system or the setup could not verify the files when downloading the runtime prerequisites.
This can happen if Microsoft creates a patch for these and the checksum changes as a result.
However, the following things must then be configured manually:

The runtime requirements must be downloaded and installed manually before the client can be started.
The service is not started automatically.
This means that it must be started manually and configured to start automatically at system startup.
This can be implemented as follows (using elevated rights):
1. Start service:
  sc.exe start "Securepoint VPN Client Service"
2. Configure service for automatic start:
  sc.exe config "Securepoint VPN Client Service" start=auto
  This causes the service to start automatically the next time the system is started. It is recommended to test these configurations. You can check whether the Securepoint VPN Client Service is started via "Services".

Update

Update dialogue

The service is restarted after an update.
The client will use the new version the next time it is started.
Connections that are set up with ‘’Autostart activated‘’ are restarted.

Tray-Icon

Tray icon of the client in the taskbar

When the client is started, the client icon appears in the taskbar as a tray icon. The following options are available by right-clicking on this icon:

Show the client window
Establish or disconnect a connection (is hidden if several connections are configured)
Close application

Importing a VPN configuration

Caption	Description	Importing a VPN configuration
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Create configuration

Call up the configuration wizard in the menu under

Start the configuration of a new VPN connection with Next.

Step 1

SSLVPN

To configure an SSLVPN connection, follow the instructions below:

Step 2

At least one VPN server must be added using the protocol, the IP address or the host name and the port.

Step 3

Step 4

Configure the connection with the VPN server accordingly

Redirect Gateway

If deactivated, only packets to a local destination network are routed through the tunnel
If activated, all packets are routed to the tunnel and from there routed further if necessary

Step 5

WireGuard

Follow the instructions below to configure a WireGuard connection:

Step 2

At least one VPN server must be added using the protocol, the IP address or the host name and the port.

Step 3

Enter client and server key

optional Enter preshared key

Step 4

Client IP address required

Other values can be left blank, these options are then either ignored or assigned a default value

DNS address(es) can also be entered as a domain notemptyas of v1.0.9

Step 5

Summary of all settings for verification. If all settings are correct, the configuration wizard can be closed with the Apply button and the connection added.

Connection settings

System and user connections

User connections are saved in the Windows registry under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER context and are therefore only available to the Windows user who imported the connection.

System connections are stored under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and are therefore available to every user of the machine, but require administration rights for import.

Connection button

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Extended view

Connection details in the expanded view

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Context menu

Menu item	Description	Connections Context menu

Edit Only possible as Admin with a system connection	Shows the associated configuration and the certificates that can be edited
Not possible with a Wireguard connection	Activates/deactivates the entry of a one-time password during a connection attempt
	Automatically establishes this connection when the app is started.


Edit user data Only possible as Admin with a system connection Not possible with a Wireguard connection	Opens a window through which you can update the user data
Delete user data Only possible as Admin with a system connection Not possible with a Wireguard connection	Deletes the user data for the current connection

Only possible as Admin with a system connection
Only possible as Admin with a system connection

Only possible as Admin with a system connection	[[Datei:]]
Export Only possible as Admin with a system connection	Opens a dialogue through which you can export the selected connection as a text file
	Calls up the log for the specific connection
	Opens the connection to the full width and length and displays further helpful information
Diagnosis	Switches to the diagnostic view [[Datei: ]] Testing server connectivity (Can a specified server be reached?) Analyse the log Testing the public IP address (via https://checkip.spdyn.de)

Delete connection Only possible as Admin with a system connection	Deletes the current connection

Client settings

Settings for application start:

Run when starting Windows
Start application minimised (tray icon)
Show migration wizard again

Settings relating to the connections:

Minimise the client after connecting

Allow multiple VPN connections at the same time

Block shutdown during active connection

Attitudes towards appearance:

Show pop-up window when application is minimised

Display flyout information within the application

Activate dark mode

Choose language

notemptyThese settings are only displayed if the application was started as an administrator, this can be recognised by the "ADMIN" at the top right.
Advanced settings for administrators:

Perform client updates automatically

Force DNS, all DNS requests must be made via the VPN

Log

Button	Description	Log overview
	Filters the log by type: Complete log, Client, Connections, Daily, Service
50	Shows a maximum of the set number of log messages
Copy Log	Copies the entire (also invisible) log
Copy current	Copies the entire currently visible log
Export	Exports the entire currently visible log

Command line commands

Installation, upgrade, uninstallation and repair

Description	Parameter	Example
Installing or upgrading the client		Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe
Installation or upgrade without display The installation programme performs an installation without displaying a user interface. No prompts, messages or dialogue boxes are displayed to the user. The user cannot cancel the installation . Can be combined with Uninstall and Repair. The parameter /quiet must always be specified first.	/quiet	Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /quiet
Uninstalling the client	/uninstall	Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /uninstall
Repair of the client The Repair command must always be executed in combination with the /quiet parameter. Otherwise, a user dialogue will be displayed, without which the programme will not continue, but the confirmation of which will end the programme.	/repair	Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /quiet /repair
Indicates what is being installed and whether it was completed successfully or whether errors occurred	\| more	Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe /repair \| more Note the ‘’space‘’ between pipe and more

Commands at runtime

The commands are always appended to the client call (.Securepoint_VPN_Client-<version>.exe).

Command	Description	Example
/migrate short form: /m	Migrate a connection from the file path of the old Securepoint SSL VPN client. The result per connection is either ALREADY EXISTS (connection with the same name already exists in the registry. It is important that only the name is taken into account, not whether an identical copy of a config has already been imported), SUCCESS or FAILED. All connections are created as USER connections. For SYSTEM connections, these must be created manually in the client.	.\Securepoint_VPN_Client.exe /migrate and
/log		.\Securepoint_VPN_Client.exe /log
/help short form: /h	Help on the commands	.\Securepoint_VPN_Client.exe /help