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I am using the aws vpn client for macos. I had the same client connection behavior, a popup asking for username/password for an endpoint configured for mutual tls. I used the same ACM-created server cert as the client cert, as it was a POC. (I would think an ACM-created client cert will work just fine.) The root cause was that I had not decrypted the private key with the passphrase. After downloading from the ACM, run this: openssl rsa -in private_key.txt -out decrypted_private_key.txt
. Then cat the decrypted file and put it's contents in the client config file <key> </key> block.
I have the same behavior. What worked for me was to decrypt de private key with : openssl rsa -in private_key.txt -out decrypted_private_key.txt and put the content of decrypted_private_key.txt into <key></key> of the vpn client config file.
The above solutions work! Thanks to those who provided the fixes above.
However, they require distributing unencrypted key material in the configuration file, making life harder for admins of small projects that don't have AD or SAML built yet. Tunnelblick has no problem supporting encrypted secrets, why not the AWS VPN Client?
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