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Various options for VPN client installation

Last adaptation to the version: Client 3.6.0 / Installer 1.0.3 (07.2026)

New:
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This article refers to a Beta version

Preliminary remark

The Securepoint VPN client is available in different versions:

  • Portable version x64 / arm64
  • Installer version x64 / arm64


Installation via installer

The Securepoint Windows VPN Installer provides a convenient option for download and installation:
  • The installer automatically detects the system architecture used (x64 or arm64)
  • It downloads the latest version of the VPN client and
  • installs it or
  • updates an existing installation.
  • Alternatively, it downloads the portable version and saves it locally without installation.
  • This means that access to the reseller portal or GitHub is not required for later updates.

    The installer needs to be downloaded once

  • The download of the installer takes place:

    Download and installation of the client

    • Start the executable file securepoint-vpn-installer.exe
    • Agreement to the End User License Agreement is required
    • Configure proxy settings if necessary
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    • Start installation
      • The installer downloads the latest version of the client
      • The client is being installed
    • The installation is complete













    Download the Portable Version

    • Start the executable file securepoint-vpn-installer.exe
    • Agreement to the End User License Agreement is required
    • Configure proxy settings if necessary
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    • Activate Download portable version
    • Start installation
      • Downloading the Portable Version
    • Download completed
      The target directory is specified














    Download and installation of the client via CLI

    Download and installation of the client via CLI

    The commands are always appended to the installation of the installer call (securepoint-vpn-installer.exe)

    • Start the executable file securepoint-vpn-installer.exe with the desired parameters
    • Silent installation example: securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /silent

    Parameter Description / Example
    Installing or upgrading the client
    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe
    /help
    short form: /h
    Show help message
    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /help
    /silent
    short form: /s or/q
    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 /silent must always be specified first.
  • The use of the parameter /accept-license-agreement=yes is mandatory in conjunction with silent
    If the license terms are not accepted, installation will not proceed.
    Since the user does not see any prompts during a silent installation, they cannot agree - the installation would fail.
  • securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /s
    /enrollment
    short form: /e
    Distribution of the client via AD with token
    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /enrollment "your-token-here"

    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /e "your-token-here"

    /portable <path>
    short form: /p <path>
    Run silent portable installation to specified path
    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /portable "C:\SecurepointPortable"

    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /p "D:\Apps\Securepoint"

    /accept-license-agreement=yes Accept the Securepoint Software License Agreement
    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /accept-license-agreement=yes /silent

    securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /s /accept-license-agreement=yes

    /show-license Show the Securepoint Software License Agreement and exit
    .\securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /s /sys-import /accept-license-agreement=yes
    /sys-import Automatic import of configurations from the subdirectory .\data\config as system configurations
    .\securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /s /sys-import /accept-license-agreement=yes
    /proxy <url>
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    Specifies the URL for a proxy through which the client download should take place
    If no protocol is specified, http is used by default.
    .\securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /proxy https://proxy.anyideas.de:12345
    /proxy-user <username> /proxy-password <passwd>
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    User credentials for authentication, if required
    .\securepoint-vpn-installer.exe /proxy http(s)://url:port /proxy-user username /proxy-password password
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    Direct installation

    Alternatively, installation via the client itself is possible
    • Before each installation, the latest version should be downloaded
    • The correct operating system architecture must be considered (x64 / arm64)
    • The client installation program installs the version specified in the filename
    • An installation can be carried out in two different ways:
    1. installation via a graphical user interface
    2. 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.

    The download of the vpn clienttakes place

    • in the reseller portal under Support Downloads Tab VPN-Client x



    GUI installation

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













    • Installation with automatic import of a configuration
      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
      Migration of old connections:






























    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 the next start.
    In both cases, if a connection to the old client is found, the migration wizard opens.













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    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 /silent
    • Installation with automatic import of a configuration
      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
      Migration via CLI:
      Migrate VPN configuration: C:\Program Files\Securepoint VPN Client\Securepoint VPN Client.exe" /migrate
    The commands are always appended to the client installation program call (securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe)
    Parameter Description / Example
    securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe
    /silent
    short form: /s or/q
    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 /silent must always be specified first.
  • The use of the parameter /accept-license-agreement=yes is mandatory in conjunction with silent
    If the license terms are not accepted, installation will not proceed.
    Since the user does not see any prompts during a silent installation, they cannot agree - the installation would fail.
  • securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /s
    /uninstall
    securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /uninstall
    /repair Repair of the client
  • The Repair command must always be executed in combination with the /silent parameter.
    Otherwise, a user dialogue will be displayed, without which the programme will not continue, but the confirmation of which will end the programme.
  • securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /silent /repair
    /enrollment
    securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /enrollment <token>
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    Note the ‘’space‘’ between pipe and more
    Indicates what is being installed and whether it was completed successfully or whether errors occurred
    securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /repair | more
    /sys-import
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    Automatic import of configurations from the subdirectory .\data\config as system configurations
    .\securepoint-vpn-client-<version>.exe /s /sys-import /accept-license-agreement=yes
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    Automated installation

    Example of an automated installation process:

    1. Notification to users that the new client is being installed
    2. Copy the installation file Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe to the target devices via group policy (GPO) or software distribution system
    3. If necessary, create a folder with the name Config in the same way, which contains the respective configuration
    4. Install new VPN client via:C:\Securepoint_VPN_Client-<Version>.exe" /silent
    5. Migrate old VPN configuration if necessary:C:\Program Files\Securepoint VPN Client\Securepoint VPN Client.exe" /migrate
    6. Finally, users may have to deactivate the autostart of the old SSL VPN client and activate it in the new VPN client.
      An Instruction for end users can be found here: https://wiki.securepoint.de/index.php?title=VPN/VPN-Client-Umstellung&uselang=en































    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













    1. Click on the arrow to show the tray icons
    2. Right-click to open the menu for the SSL VPN Client
    3. 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













    1. Click on the arrow to show the tray icons
    2. Right-click to open the menu for the Securepoint VPN Client or if not available, start the VPN client first
    3. 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

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    Ignoring 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:
    1. The runtime requirements must be downloaded and installed manually before the client can be started.
    2. 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".