Hi people,
I just updated a firewall from 7.0.15 to 16 and lost the standard SSL-VPN on forticlient.
So we migrated the vpn remote access config on IPSEC restoring user groups, policies etc etc.
The only issue I still have is to have the Forticlient (now connected by ipsec) use the dns suffix I'm passing to the clients.
I did all the standard config steps I've seen on other posts:
but the client is still ignoring it.
On the ipconfig /all of the vpn client I can see it gets the parameters (internal dns, domain suffix, routes) but if I try to resolve a domain host without the suffix it simply fails. I can still ping it and resolve it with the full domain name.
Rules have been checked and I can reach the internal dns servers.
Of course the same feature was working fine before the upgrade on the normal SSL VPN.
Do you know if I missed something or if this kind of deployment (Ipsec remote access on forticlient 7.2.4) don't have this feature?
Thank you so much
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Hello,
I saw under the network adapter I had static configuration of other dns suffix.
IPCONFIG /ALL shown me the correct dns suffix but at last it was not applied because of the network adapter configuration.
I had to set this config under the advanced settings of ipv4 to make it work, look at the picture below (sorry if the window language is in italian, I hope it helps anyway).
Hi,
Please check if you are able to resolve the same domain host without the suffix from fortigate CLI itself. It should work from fortigate Cli itself before it works from IPSEC dial up VPN.
If it doesn't work, please check your DNS configuration on fortigate. You can specify Local Domain names under DNS setting as per below article:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.16/cookbook/752486/dns-domain-list
Cheers,
Ankit
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Yes from the cli it can resolve it correctly without the suffix.
Hello,
I saw under the network adapter I had static configuration of other dns suffix.
IPCONFIG /ALL shown me the correct dns suffix but at last it was not applied because of the network adapter configuration.
I had to set this config under the advanced settings of ipv4 to make it work, look at the picture below (sorry if the window language is in italian, I hope it helps anyway).
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