Pandabutts Mac OS
Pandabutts Mac OS
NOTE: this app only works on OS X version 10.11 and later, it will NOT work on OS X 10.10 and earlier. Sorry for this inconvenience. We will fix this as soon as possible.
If you find a problem, do contact us and let us know!
Step 1
Download the PandaPow Mac App from here, then open the downloaded file.
- A Mac PreferencePane for managing services with launchd. LaunchRocket was primarily created for managing various services installed by Homebrew, though it should work with most launchd-compatible.
- Panopto for Mac Installation. Download Panopto for Mac by logging-in to your Panopto site and selecting Download Recorder located at the top right hand corner of the webpage (Fig. Run the 'Panopto.pkg' file. Click Continue (Fig. Select the Drive where you to install Panopto for Mac and click Continue (Fig.
Step 2
On OS X 10.11 El Capitan: Double-click the PandaPow icon to install it on your computer.
The steps are: Download and install the PandaPow app for Mac. Click the PandaPow icon in the menu bar to the upper right and choose the location you want to connect to. Fill in username and password (or click 'New User' if you don't have any).
NOTE: On OS X 10.12 Sierra, If you can’t install PandaPow by double clicking the icon, then drag it to the Applications folder instead:
Step 3
During the installation you will be asked to enter your computer password so that the PandaPow app can be installed on your hard drive.
Type your computers username and password and click OK.
Step 4
Once the application is installed and started, you will be asked to sign in.
Enter your PandaPow username and password here, the details were sent to your email address, and they can also be found in your client area.
Don’t have a PandaPow account yet? Then you can sign up from here
Using the new app
Using the new app is straight forward, to connect to VPN, simply click on connect button and wait for it to turn green.
When VPN is connected, it should look like this:
Quick tips
Pandabutts Mac Os Catalina
- To run the speed test to multiple servers, disconnect the VPN and click on the “Test” button. After you have finished the speed test, you can connect to a server by clicking on it, and then choosing “Connect”.
- To change country, simply click on the country shown in the list, and then choose a new one. If you want to choose a specific server of that country, click on the server list to the right of the country list and choose a server there
The Menu
In the top left corner you can access the app menu. From there you have several tabs including:
- Home
- Account – Here you can check your username, sign out from the app, check your account status, account type as well as billing info, and account expiry date. You also have links to renew your account and to open your client area
- About – Here you can check recent changes in and which current version you have installed
- Help – If you bump into trouble, check this tab. First check our FAQ, and if you can’t connect at all for some reason, please submit the log to us.
- VPN – Here you can change your VPN settings such as VPN server, VPN protocol, and if you want to set a specific port you can do so from here, but we only recommend doing that if we tell you to, or if you know what you are doing.
Troubeshooting / Can’t connect?
In case you can not connect, try changing a few settings:
- Try changing to another server or using the “Bump” button.
- Try changing to another country
- Try changing VPN protocol from UDP to TCP or vice versa
Pandabutts Mac Os X
Remember to Apply the settings you have just changed!
Pandabutts Mac Os Download
Conflicting TUN/TAP Extensions
If you try to connect PandaPow and it fails pretty much immediately, chances are that some other program didn’t unload its TUN/TAP extensions. This is not very nice of the other program, since it is stopping PandaPow from doing it’s thing.
Signs of conflicting TUN/TAP extensions:
You get a red “ERROR” text in the app, and you see this in the Log window:
Couldn’t load /Applications/PandaPow.app/Contents/Resources/tun-signed.kext, bailing
Pandabutts Mac OS