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edited by Josh Hiner
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1 -District SSL VPN Connection And Clients
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1 1  {{toc/}}
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3 -= {{id name="There-are-clients-for-Windows,-OSX,-AppleIOS-(in-the-app-store),-Android-(Google-Play-Store)-and-Linux-below"/}}There are clients for Windows, OSX, AppleIOS (in the app store), Android (Google Play Store) and Linux below =
5 +There are clients for Windows, OSX and Linux below
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5 5  = {{id name="IMPORTANT-IMPORTANT-Info"/}}IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Info =
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7 7  * Download the SSL Vpn clients for Windows, OSX and Linux below. Use only these versions as they are tested to be stable
8 8  * THE USER MUST BE ADDED TO THE REMC1MemberVPNAccess group at the root of the forest adremc1.org which is located in the ManagedServicesGroups OU. If this is a new employee/user it may take 15min for replication to occur before you can add the user.
9 -* OUTSIDE VENDORS OR ENTITIES ONLY CONNECTING IN must be given a LOCAL FORTIGATE USER and added to the REMC1-District-Ipsecvpn-SSLvpn group
10 -* (% style="color: rgb(0,0,0);" %)OUTSIDE VENDORS OR ENTITIES ONLY CONNECTING IN -> If they only need DMZ access then only add them to the DMZvpn group on the fortigate. You can create other groups which will limit vendors to other areas. This is mentioned in the SSLvpn configuration wiki.
11 +* OUTSIDE VENDORS OR ENTITIES ONLY CONNECTING IN must be given a LOCAL FORTIGATE USER and added to the REMC1-District-Ipsecvpn-SSLvpn group(% style="color: rgb(210,230,255);" %)
11 11  * REMC1 EMPLOYEES MUST BE ADDED TO THE (% style="color: rgb(0,0,0);" %)REMC1VpnUsers user group in the REMC1 domain
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13 13  = {{id name="Windows-Installation-and-connection"/}}Windows Installation and connection =
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73 73  == {{id name="To-Connect"/}}To Connect ==
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75 75  1. On the top OSX Menu Bar click the Black Shield and select Open Forticlient Console OR Go to your Finder then click Applications on the left side of that window then on the right side double click on the Forticlient icon with the Red Shield (see pictures of both methods below).
76 -[[image:attach:OSXfinder-applications-forticlient.png||height="250"]]
77 -or
78 -[[image:attach:OSXForticlientMenuBarIcon.png]]
79 79  1. When the window pops up make sure your correct VPN Name is selected
80 80  1. Type in your username in the Username field. (skip if its already there and saved in the config from the initial setup) This will be your FULL USERNAME which designates what distict or entity you are employed with. eg: [[jsmith@ccisd.adremc1.org>>mailto:jsmith@ccisd.adremc1.org||shape="rect"]] or [[djohnson@han.adremc1.org>>mailto:djohnson@han.adremc1.org||shape="rect"]] . Contact remc1 if you are a vendor/outside entity or are unsure of your full username.
81 81  1. Type in your NETWORK login password. This will be the same password used to log into your work computer and your email. Its all one login. If you are a vendor or outside entity/non REMC1 member then REMC1 will supply you with the password.
82 82  1. Click Connect
83 -1. Remember to disconnect when you are done. To disconnect click on the shield in the top menu bar as explained above or double click the forticlient red shield in Applications and click disconnect. Screenshots for both methods are already included above.
81 +1. Remember to disconnect when you are done. To disconnect click on the sheild in the top menu bar as explained above or double click the forticlient red shield in Applications and click disconnect. Screenshots for both methods are already included above.
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85 -= {{id name="Apple-IOS"/}}Apple IOS =
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87 -* Availible in the app store. Titled Forticlient. I recommend just using the built in ipsec feature of IOS but the SSLvpn forticlient option does work well also. The settings are the same as explained above.
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90 -= {{id name="Android"/}}Android =
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92 -* Available here: [[https:~~/~~/play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fortinet.forticlient_vpn&hl=en>>url:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fortinet.forticlient_vpn&hl=en||shape="rect"]] or search for fortinet in the google play store.
93 -* [[image:attach:image2016-12-1 17:23:31.png||height="250"]]
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95 95  = {{id name="Client-Downloads---Windows---Linux---Apple-OSX"/}}Client Downloads - Windows - Linux - Apple OSX =
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97 -* Windows: [[attach:FortiClientOnlineInstaller_5.4.1.0840.exe]]
98 -* MacOSX Client: [[attach:FortiClient_5.4.2.523_Installer.dmg]]
99 -* Linux Generic 32bit and 64bit Binaries: [[attach:forticlientsslvpn_linux_4.4.2331.tar.gz]]
85 +* Windows: [[attach:FortiClientOnlineInstaller_5.4.0.0780.exe]]
86 +* MacOSX Client: [[FortiClientTools_5.4.0.493_macosx.tar>>attach:FortiClientTools_5.4.0.493_macosx.tar.gz]][[.gz>>attach:FortiClientTools_5.4.0.493_macosx.tar.gz]]
87 +* Linux Generic 32bit and 64bit Binaries: [[forticlientsslvpn_linux_4.4.2312.tar.>>attach:forticlientsslvpn_linux_4.4.2312.tar.gz]][[gz>>attach:forticlientsslvpn_linux_4.4.2312.tar.gz]]
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