Description This article describes how to diagnose ZTNA error messages
produced by FortiClient upon ZTNA connection failure. Scope FortiClient.
FortiGate. ZTNA. Solution Whenever ZTNA connection fails, FortiClient
presents a browser message that may ...
Description This article describes a solution for VPN connection
failures due to frequent IP-address updates when on a mobile network.
Scope FortiGate, FortiClient. Solution Most mobile networks do not
assign a unique public IP to each device. Instea...
Description This article describes VPN log gathering for an optimal
troubleshooting experience during technical support engagement. Scope
FortiClient/FortiClient EMS, FortiGate, SSL VPN, IPsec. Solution When
engaging with technical support, it is cri...
There are some IPsec troubleshooting commands in the FortiOS
documentation with log examples that may help to some extent: i.e.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.6.5/administration-guide/044240/ipsec-related-diagnose-commands
Unfortunately, there's no setting on FortiClient that explicitly defines
what browser to use for SAML authentication. If external browser is
configured on FortiClient for SAML authentication, it'll always open
system default browser.
Hey, jthomas. I'd ask your endpoint server admin if you actually need a
site name of the endpoint management server (EMS). If you can't contact
your EMS admin, try connecting without the site name (it'll connect to a
Default site on EMS). Then, you'l...
It has to be a host check on the VPN portal as what you're seeing is a
default FortiGate message when this check fails. Please refer to this
doc:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.2/administration-guide/32970/configuring-os-and-host-ch...