Second setting: Authentication type: MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512I' m having trouble making a connection to a remote site using VPN connection. When this setting is 1, FortiClient responds to DPD during XAuth, which may be necessary when two-factor authentication and DPD are both involved.Įncryption and authentication types to use, separated by a pipe.įirst setting: Encryption type: DES, 3DES, AES128, AES192, AES256 When this setting is 0, FortiClient does not respond to DPD during XAuth. Maximum number of failed login attempts allowed. Select to use IKE Extended Authentication (xAuth).Įither encrypted or non-encrypted user name on IPsec server.Įither encrypted or non-encrypted password. Enter a value between 120 and 300 seconds.
Default value is two minutes if not configured. When this setting is 0, non-administrator users cannot use machine certificates to connect IPsec VPN.Ĭonfigure the IKE Extended Authentication (xAuth) timeout in minutes. When this setting is 1, non-administrator users can use local machine certificates to connect IPsec VPN. Number of times to send unacknowledged DPD messages before declaring peer as dead.ĭuration of DPD idle periods, in seconds. Does not apply to split tunnels.Įnable or disable Dead Peer Detection (DPD).
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When the Boolean value is set to 1, local LAN access is enabled when using a full tunnel.
When the Boolean value is set to 0, local LAN access is disabled when using a full tunnel. If Accept any peer ID has been configured, leave this field blank.Įnable or disable local LAN. Select either: Ī list of possible Diffie-Hellman (DH) protocol groups, separated by semicolons.Įnter the peer ID configured in the FortiGate Phase 1 configuration. FortiClient searches all certificate stores until it finds a match.Ĭonnection mode. Use the and subelements to provide the certificate name and issuer, respectively. If is set to 0, the element behaves as if set to 0.Īuthentication method. Some users find that a value of 30 or 60 seconds suffices. FortiClient allows all outbound traffic (including non-IKE traffic) for the duration configured. To avoid this deadlock, set to a value greater than 0. Thus, setting to 1 may have the side effect of blocking access to the captive portal, which in turn blocks access to the IPsec VPN server. If the network traffic goes through a captive portal, the intended IPsec VPN server may be unreachable, until the user provides some credentials on a web page. This is a security feature in the IPsec protocol. When is set to 1, is the timeout in seconds.įortiClient blocks all outbound non-IKE packets when is set to 1. When this setting is 1, other traffic is allowed. When this setting is 0, only traffic from port 5 are allowed. If no value is specified, IKE v1 is selected by default.Ĭonfigure what ports allow traffic. FortiClient 6.0.1 supports IKE v1 and IKE v2. The following table provides the XML tags for IKE settings, as well as the descriptions and default values where applicable.ĭetermine IKE version. Internet Key Exchange (IKE) is performed automatically based on pre-shared keys or X.509 digital certificates. Mapping a network drive after tunnel connectionĭeleting a network drive after the tunnel is disconnectedĭeleting a network drive after tunnel disconnection Backing up or restoring the configuration fileīack up and restore command line utility commands and syntaxĬonnect VPN before logon (AD environments)