When I configure a remote access VPN on a Fortigate, I configure the following client range 192.168.3.10-192.168.3.40When the client connects and I do a ro. Hello I'm trying to learn the concept of VPN's and there's some aspect of VPN's I'm not sure about. We sometimes have OTHER issues (Jetpack coverage issues - cellular, wi-fi channel conflicts in busy downtown areas, etc.) But the Win10 client has been working OK for us (knock on wood), and even Win7's built-in client was decent and reliable.īefore this, we used Cisco's VPN but we were connecting to Cisco equipment for that. They listen to us (mostly) and life works OK. However, for our 'customer base' (Sales team in the field), we have hard-coded their credentials and TELL them (REPEATEDLY) to keep their hands OFF of the credentials field. We have been using the built-in Win 10 client and Meraki cloud authentication for some 18 months, and it's been fairly reliable for us. It would be useful to have an alternative at times.įor the O.P., what do you mean that the built-in Win 10 client is 'losing' settings? Are you sure? Have you observed this (or, even better, personally experienced this)? Sorry, there IS no such thing - AFAIK, but you did throw a scare into me.

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