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Zero
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Slow FortiClient VPN

Hello,

we are migrating from cisco AnyConnect VPN to FortiClient VPN. we are using FortiClient 7.2.5 and FortiGate 7.2.7 . we are seeing a significant difference in file transfer rate when the end user is trying to download a big file from a shared drive. I am pretty sure its not the internet circuit issue because I ran the test while I was working remotely. I have a 1Gb up/down and the download rate is similar to what our end-users are reporting. any help is greatly appreciated.

 

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homalgo1
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Try the other way around, actually - disable split DNS, and let your internal DNS server handle all DNS for the client. (This assumes the internal DNS is willing and capable of resolving any public DNS records)

Zero
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its already setup to use our internal DNS. split DNS already disabled

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tpatel
Staff
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Hello, 

Make sure dtls is enable in ssl vpn setting on fortigate and also on forticlient. 

Please click on below link and reference document.

https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Using-DTLS-to-improve-SSL-VPN-performance/...

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