Like I said, with no other changes, the full client (7.) works perfectly, even with MFA, but using the VPN-only client gets the "VPN server may be unreachable (-14)”" error. I've also come across this page, pertaining to Duo and this error ( ) and I have the Duo/Radius user group in the Source field as directed. I've messed with the TLS options in Control Panel > Internet settings as directed, but those don't seem to help. Unlicensed VPN access is available until Jul 30, 2021" in the main window. The problem with using the full client is that it says unlicensed up at the top right, and "Please contact your administrator or connect to EMS for license activation. However, if I uninstall, reboot and install the full client, it works. So, the answer to this question is, 'No, you cannot install forticlient. I see from their website they do offer a Linux version, but it wouldnt run on Raspbian because RPi uses an ARM processor. Consequently, it would be very unlikely that there would be a client for Raspberry Pi. The VPN server may be unreachable (-14)”. A1: Fortinet is not open-source software. If I go to the website and download the VPN-only client (also version 7.) I get the " unable to establish the VPN connection. Both January and February updates are not being offered even though the. The last updates that installed were from December 2017. No new updates are being offered in Windows Update.
If I go to the SSL VPN portal I've set up and download the client from there, everything seems to work, but it looks like the full client w/ all the bells and whistles which I dont need (Zero trust fabric agent, etc) and prompts me to install the security services (AV, etc) which I also don't need. I upgraded to FortiClient 5.6.5 and I am still not receiving windows updates on Windows 10 systems that had a older version of FortiClient installed previously. I am using 2FA (Duo) and have a RADIUS server set up. I've got a Fortigate 200F running 6.4.6 and am having some trouble w/ the SSL VPN.
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