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I don't know about FortiClient specifically, it's a sorry piece of crap that's more often borken than not. With openfortivpn, you can usually ignore whatever r
by vladvasiliu 1y ago
I don't know about FortiClient specifically, it's a sorry piece of crap that's more often borken than not.
With openfortivpn, you can usually ignore whatever routes you receive and set up your own. I haven't tried the specific set up you talk about, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. However, you would most likely need to NAT on the machine running the Fortinet client.
- standard_indian 1y agoSounds like I'll need to learn how to setup custom routes and it's syntax. I have tried to run away from it all my professional life but maybe now I need to. > However, you would most likely need to NAT on the machine running the Fortinet client. Could you please elaborate a little more here? NAT from where to where?