To upgrade a previous FortiClient version to FortiClient 7.0.5, do one of the following: Upgrading from previous FortiClient versions Review the following sections prior to installing FortiClient version 7.0.5: Introduction and Product integration and support.
Standard installer package for Windows (64-bit). Standard installer package for Windows (32-bit). Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update (86-bit). Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update (64-bit). Includes diagnostic, uninstallation, and reinstallation tools. Installer files that install the latest FortiClient (Windows) version available. The following tools and files are available in the FortiClientTools_ 7.0.xx.xxxx.zip file: Zip package containing miscellaneous tools, including VPN automation files.įortinet Single Sign On (FSSO)-only installer (32-bit).ĮMS 7.0.5 includes the FortiClient (Windows) 7.0.5 standard installer and zip package containing FortiClient.msi and language transforms. The following files are available in the firmware image file folder: Installation information Firmware images and tools You will also experience this same "picky" behavior with Juniper and Sonicwall among others.Installation information | FortiClient 7.0.5
See my response in this thread for how to force the Check Point to propose exactly what the Fortinet wants so it will match exactly:Īlternatively, if you are using R80.40+ on both management and gateway, there is a new capability to create user-defined VPN domains for both participating gateways on a per-community basis that will give you the granularity needed to match what the Fortinet is expecting in the Phase 2 proposal from the Check Point. Everything including subnet mask length must match exactly. However when the Check Point is the initiator, as the responder the Fortinet is VERY PICKY and its subnets configuration must exactly match what is being proposed by the Check Point or it will fail. The Fortinet can successfully initiate to the Check Point because when the Check Point is the responder it is not picky about getting an exact match for the IKE Phase 2 subnets/Proxy-IDs proposed by the Fortinet, as long as the proposed subnets fall completely within the defined VPN domains for both peers the Check Point will accept it.
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