Since a week I've end users which are using a Surface Pro X (ARM based windows 10)
The following error:
SSLVPN Error: code=-30008000(v1.0.1040).
Invalid authentication cookie. Authentication failed.
I've tried to clear the credentials. removed the client, but it doesn't work. it has been updated to the latest version. (v1.0.1040)
With support I can't continue. It looks they don't understand about which client I'm talking about. And I can't find some information further about this product.
Unfortunately the normal VPN client isn't supported on an ARM based system and I can't get it working in emulation mode. Because the vpn client thinks the system isn't proper configured.
hope someone has an idea how to solve this problem
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I recently had that error:
SSLVPN Error: code=-30008000(v1.0.1040).
Invalid authentication cookie. Authentication failed.
And around the same time it popped up I had replaced my ssl cert so I was sure it was related to that. But...after checking that my fw was using the new cert (VPN / SSL-VPN Settings)&(User&Device/Authentication Settings) that didn't fix it. It turned out my LDAP server was unreachable temporarily. After I addressed that, the connection started working again.
As far as clients go it looks like there will not be an ARM version so with my Surface Pro X's I continue to use the Windows built-in VPN. You probably already know that connection string https://xxx.xxx.xxx:443?ice=1 will get you connected at least. I'm replacing my X's with 8's this month, which really is too bad because I liked the X.
We didn't replace any certificates. Suddenly I noticed an update in the windows store with a version who was fixed. It doesn't matter i hope Fortinet will launch a normal VPN Client also for ARM based systems.
Changing from X to an 8 is an option if you can do that.
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