So, you have decided to use a VPN on your Mac. Congratulations! However, there are a few things to keep in mind before you start using your VPN.
In this article, we will discuss the different ways to check whether your VPN is on or not on your Mac.
First, open the System Preferences window by clicking on the System Preferences icon on the Dock or by pressing Command+Space and type “System Preferences.” If the System Preferences window doesn’t open automatically, click on the Apple menu and select “System Preferences.”
Next, click on the Network icon in the System Preferences window. You should see a list of all the networks that are connected to your Mac.
If you are using a VPN, it will be listed under the Network icon.
If the VPN is not on, you will see an “Unavailable” message next to it. To activate your VPN, click on the “Activate” button next to it.
If the VPN is on, you will see the “Connected” message next to it. To disconnect your VPN, click on the “Disconnect” button next to it.
If your VPN is not on, you can also check whether it is enabled by going to the VPN menu in System Preferences and clicking on the “Enable VPN” button. If the VPN is not enabled, you will need to enable it first.
If your VPN is on, you can also check whether it is connected by going to the VPN menu in System Preferences and clicking on the “Connect” button. If the VPN is not connected, you will need to connect to it first.
If you are using a VPN with a trusted provider, you can also check whether the VPN is working by going to the VPN menu in System Preferences and clicking on the “Test VPN” button. If the VPN is not working, you will need to troubleshoot the issue.
Finally, you can also check whether your VPN is connected to the internet by going to the “Connect to Internet” button in the VPN menu in System Preferences and checking whether your VPN is connected to the internet.
