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TechNet forums, where you'll find support engineers who are equipped with the knowledge on VPN, they can assist you better on this. If the issue persists, I'd suggest you to post your query in the

Restart the system and try to set up a VPN. WAN Miniport (PPTP), and select Uninstall device. Right click on WAN Miniport (IP), WAN Miniport (IPV6), and Press Windows key + R together to open Run.Д¤. Uninstall and reinstall the WAN Miniports.ДЎ. We can try a few steps and check if we can fix this. Follow the on screen instructions to set up a VPN connection and check. Click on Connect to a workplace and click on Next.Д¦. Click on Set up a new connection or network.ДҐ. I'd suggest you to set up a VPN through control panel and check if it helps.Д¤. Were you able to create a VPN using the same computer and same connection before?

Is your system connected to domain network?Дў. For us to isolate the issue and to assist you better, we'd like to ask you a few questions.ДЎ. Issues installing Forticlient in WIndows 10 Hi. I understand how difficult it is, when the device doesn't work in the way it should. Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums. What is the issue and how do we get it fixed? On the other computer I proceeded as above but the VPN Provider selection area does not seem to hold the 'Windows built-in' selection and then after entering the name and IP address, the rest of the entry areas (VPN Type, Username and Password) are greyedД«oth computers are Windows 10 Pro, fully updated. At this point the remaining data entry locations are open and the VPN type allows me to select PPTP, enter a username and then password. Now in the next place I enter the IP address of the VPN server. Ie 'VPN to work', although we have tried several others. In the next place I enter a name for the connection When I do it on my laptop, I select the VPN Provider 'Window built-in' which is the only option. OK, so 'settings', 'Network & Internet', from the left panel 'VPN', 'add a VPN' and one gets the VPN setup menu.

#FORTICLIENT WINDOWS 10 ISSUES HOW TO#

I have set it up on my laptop and it is working fine, so please don't send me a link on how to set up a VPN. Something tells me this is the fortissl adapter issue since the IPSec adapter works perfectly fine.We're having a problem setting up one of our computers with a PPTP client.

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We uninstalled FCT, ran FC remove, reinstalled FCT 5.2.4, restarted the PC no change. Using a packet sniff we saw pings hitting and passing through the FGT but not returning using various IPs, on various FGTs including the interface IP. Re: SSL you can connect and traffic is showing as flowing both directions. This is not happening on another machine that was upgraded so the issue is limited to the one PC.

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Anyone experience this and found a fix? - Following an upgrade from windows 8 to windows 10, a host is no longer able to ping through any FGT via SSL VPN.

I really don't want to revert back to 8.1 but might have to if I don't find a fix. Here's what the fortinet tech got (below). I've opened a ticket with forinet and we ran diagnostics etc. I've used the fcremove.exe to clean up the installs, I've even scoured through regedit and wiped out all fortilcient entries, still no dice. I've upgraded windows to 10 64bit and installed 5.2.4 on top of 5.2.3. I'm having an issue where my SSL connections do not work via the forticlient but IPSec connections do.

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