MacOs Sequoia has changed to location of some of the security permission sets and the system extensions security profiles have changed. After installing 7.4.0.1645, the prompts to allow permissions takes a user to the permissions area where the defined permission set is no longer available to allow. You cannot continue beyond the FortiClient app prompt to change the security settings and the permissions cannot be given since the extension is not available to give permission to.
Any word on a Sequoia compatible release?
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Hi, I have found that to fix this you need to open 'Login items an extensions' within System Settings then open the 'Network Extensions' tab, you should then see FortiClient listed. If you enable the FortiClient switch, it will allow you to connect.
I hope this helps.
Hi, I have found that to fix this you need to open 'Login items an extensions' within System Settings then open the 'Network Extensions' tab, you should then see FortiClient listed. If you enable the FortiClient switch, it will allow you to connect.
I hope this helps.
With 7.2.3, all settings in 'Login items an extensions' >> 'Network Extensions' are switch on but forticlient doesn't work.
It crashes (/Applications/FortiClient.app/Contents/Frameworks/FortiClient Helper.app/Contents/MacOS/FortiClient Helper) for me in 7.2.3.0822 in Electron Framework: v8::internal::SetupIsolateDelegate::SetupHeap(v8::internal::Heap*)
I also do not have Fortitray in network extension, and ForticlientNetwork.app also. How to get those 2 to network extensions?
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