Our hospital has just started using Fortinet VPN.
I have tried installing FortiClient on 3 different Macs (High Sierra, Mojave and Catalina) and also using iOS. Each time, after entering the Fortitoken, I get a "VPN connected" with an IP address and bytes sent and received. However, I can not logon to a remote server (or ping it).
If on the same Mac, I open up a windows virtual machine and use FortiClient, then all works no problem.
Is there some server setting in the hospital that needs to allow other OS access, apart from windows. I have asked the IT dept, but the answer so far is "refer to Fortinet documentation as we don't have Macs."
Thanks
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> if you trying to ping and access via dns-fqdn and it fails, have you tried the actual ipv4 address?
> it sounds like a DNS issue fwiw.
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
Same result with ipv4 address. Windows fine, MacOS fails.
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