Is FC VPN 7.0+ compatible with the new Ventura OS?
I had the app working fine on the previous OS, but once upgraded, the app no longer can connect. I get a "network error. Unable to connect to server". I've confirmed that nothing has changed on the remote end and my PC still works fine.
I know Apple sometimes like to mess around with security settings on these update, which is what I'm guessing is causing this issue.
So far, I've done the following:
Disabled my local firewall
Given FC VPN full access to my computer.
Any ideas on how to fix this issue? Thanks!
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Are you using hostname to connect? Can you try with IP address?
That was good idea and seemed to help a bit. There was a resolution error of some kind happening. Once I used the address, it was able to reach the server. We use a two-factor authentication, w/ DUO Security, so it prompts you (on your phone) to accept the new VPN connection before it connect. I do get a prompt to accept the new connection, which I accept. Once accepted, Forticlient continues to connect as it typically would, but instead of reaching 100% Connected, it just blanks out and takes me back to the start where I need to renter my credentials and start the process again. Seems like can't establish or maintain the connection.
I had some certificate issues in the past which were resolved by using IP address instead of hostname.
But I do have a working FVT 7.0.6 on Ventura that can connect using hostname now using MFA (FortiToken).
So it *should* work but hard to say exactly what you're up against right now.
I would suggest contacting TAC.
Thanks for sharing. Glad to know more about it.
Fortclient 7.08 isn't compatibilty with Macos Ventura. Only version which works is 6.410.
I have tried install it on three Different Devices (clean install / Macos Ventura). It not works. I have also given "full disk right".
Since yesterday, I have been experiencing the exact same issue. I am currently using MacOS Ventura 13.4 and FortiClient VPN 7.0.1.0060. There have been no changes made by the IT department, and I can successfully connect to the VPN using FortiClient on my iPhone, iPad, Windows PC, and even a Mac running High Sierra (10.13.6). The behavior is consistent across these devices, where FortiTray correctly connects to the VPN. On both the Ventura Macs i own, however, FortiTray attempts to establish a connection but suddenly disconnects. I have checked the logs, but they do not provide any useful information. The only odd thing I have noticed is that both the FortiClient and FortiClient Uninstaller applications in the Applications folder have a grey lock icon in the bottom left corner. On MacOS Ventura, the System Settings app has undergone significant changes in appearance compared to previous versions. However, in the Privacy & Security panel, I have granted all permissions to the app, and in any case I have not made any changes to them in the past two days.
I am desperately trying to download version 6.4.10, but am unable to find it anyware on the Internet. I tried also to access support.fortinet.com with my credentials, but am unable to download an older version of a free software: it seems like I have to pay a license in order to download older free versions of a software!
Do you have any advices?
Created on 07-28-2023 03:03 AM Edited on 07-28-2023 03:08 AM
Hello,
I have exactly the same problem on Mac Ventura, I can't uninstall the Forticlient application, it's locked. I've tried every solution but nothing works. Have you been able to solve your problem?
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