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I could not add a second default like that (or better said I don’t know how). I couldn’t figure out on the commercial vpn why there are same default destination (10.20.30.1) with different flags. But this shows that it is possible to route the client through a tunnel.Ī snippet of routing table without wg: Internet:ġ0.20.30.1 fc:ec:da:43:97:e5 UHLWIir en0 1194Ī snippet of the routing table WITH wg ON: Internet:Ī snippet of the routing table with Commercial VPN: Destination Gateway Flags Netif Expire I tried to mimic what I was seeing in the routing table from the commercial VPN but without success.

#Mac cisco ipsec vpn client mac os#

Something noteworthy I noticed when I run a commercial VPN (that I own) and start the mac os built-in VPN client it does pass through the commercial VPN tunnel. I tried to change the networkservice order and that did not help either. I added routes to the routing table (0.0.0.0/1 and 128.0.0.0/1) to pass make sure that all traffic passes there but the vpn client would not route through it. No matter what I tried it couldn’t get the traffic to pass through the tunnel. When I try to connect Mac OS Built-in Cisco IPSEC VPN client instead of passing the traffic through the wg tunnel(utunX) it passes it through the regular WiFi interface(EN0). So when I connect to my wg I can see that the traffic easily tunnels through the wg. In order to check that the traffic is being routed properly I use wireshark to monitor and ofcourse I checked the mac os routing table (with netstat -nr). So my work around to this problem was to tunnel this VPN over my wireguard VPN (wg) that I have installed outside this network. What I’m using to connect to this VPN is the Mac OS built-in VPN client. I tried at several other locations (outside my home network) and it works as expected. If I use my phone as a hotspot this VPN works perfect without any single issue at all. When I try to connect it basically times out. Most of the client’s VPN work fine from home except one. Lately I’ve been working a lot from home and sometimes I need to connect through VPN to clients networks to provide support. Where I’m currently living right now in a apartment complex there is a central internet network that I do not have access to these devices(Ubiquity). I need some help from people that are more expert than me on the matter. Hopefully this helps others to get Fortigate IPSec VPN work with both Mac OS Big Sur and MacOS Catalina (both tested with our config).I have a Macbook Big Sur 11.5.2 and I’ve spent now quite some on this particular issue but I cannot figure it out.

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Setup IPSec VPN in Mac OS Netwerk preferences (see also ) using fields server address, account name (my personal account name), password (my personal account password) and under "Authentication settings" the shared secret (the shared password) and Group Name (had to get this from the firewall maintainer and never had to fill this in for FortiClient before).

Eventually the configuration at fortigate firewall stayed exactly as it was, the only configuration I needed to add locally (with respect to using the FortiClient software) is to add a group name under "Authentication Settings". I am always amazed by the lack of Fortinet response in this type of issues, as the solution seems pretty simple in the end. Ok, so after quite a bit of testing by the people who maintain our firewall, we managed to make IPSec VPN work with native Mac OS Big Sur VPN client. Then all works as usual (except the VPN obviously). The only way to get out of this situation is to click "connect to VPN" in forticlient again and before it gets to the error click "disconnect".

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For example I open app "notes" and cannot type anything (with every keystroke a sound is played but nothing is written). A simple utility that aims to help you fix the connection problems when you want to use the Cisco VPN client on Windows 8 and 10 computers. After that, the keyboard (Macbook 16 inch) even fails to register any pressed buttons. And also I cannot access a intranet http/https page.Īlso tried multiple versions of 6.0.x but they all fail to connect and show "Connection was terminated unexpectedly. I tried Forticlient version 6.4 which seems to connect just fine (I get an IP in expected range), but ssh/ping does not work. Just installed macOS Big Sur and cannot get a connection with Fortinet firewall VPN anymore, while it did work with macOS Catalina.