Step 1: Install Homebrew
- Open the Terminal.
- Install Homebrew:
brew install homebrew
Step 2: Install AtomVPN
- Install AtomVPN using Homebrew:
brew install atom-vpn
Step 3: Download and Extract AtomVPN
- Visit the GitHub AtomVPN repository.
- Download the latest version (e.g., 3.1.8).
- Extract the downloaded ZIP file into a directory (e.g.,
atmVPN).
Step 4: Create a *.sh Script
- Create a new shell script:
#!/bin/bash echo "Starting AtomVPN" yes | nano *.sh yes | nano *.sh yes | bash -s *.sh
- Save and execute the script.
Step 5: Install AtomVPN
Open the *.sh file and follow the prompts to install AtomVPN.
Step 6: Update System Password
- Locate your system password in
~/.config/.bash.conf. - Update it to use
atomvpn:echo "Updating system password" nano ~/.config/.bash.conf echo "password=atomvpn" > ~/.config/.bash.conf
Step 7: Verify Installation
- Open the Terminal and check if AtomVPN starts:
sudo atomvpn -n
Step 8: Connect to Local Machine
- Connect using
https:sudo atomvpn -l https://localhost:88
Step 9: Disconnect
- Uninstall AtomVPN:
sudo atomvpn -l https://localhost:88 uninstall
Step 1: Connect to a Specific IP
- Use the URL:
sudo atomvpn -l https://192.168.1.1:88
Step 11: Configure Network Settings
- Go to
sudo atomvpn -nand select your network. - Change protocol to desired:
https://192.168.1.1:88
- Save and restart.
Step 12: Change Default Protocol
- In
sudo atomvpn -n, go to "Protocol". - Select the desired protocol and click "Change".
Step 13: Uninstall a Protocol
- From
sudo atomvpn -n, go to "Protocol". - Select the protocol to uninstall.
Additional Tips
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For unsetting a protocol:
sudo atomvpn -l https://localhost:88 uninstall
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For a specific protocol:
sudo atomvpn -l https://localhost:88 https://127...1:8443
By following these steps, you can effectively use AtomVPN on your macOS for secure network connections.



