I have a blank VPN being deployed in the same config profile using .vpn in the Custom SSL settings (someone else on here suggested this solves that issue if you deploy it first). Are they hidden because they're installed this way?

Will it cause a problem if I deploy those before the policy for the install, when the filepaths and apps don't exist yet? It seems to be working this way currently, but I don't see those settings in the System Prefs Privacy panel.

I used PPPC to grab those Full Disk Access settings from an install and make a config profile. Full Disk Access, requests for VPN connections, and request for System Extensions. Unfortunately though, FortiClient needs users to make tons of changes to System Prefs.

I need to get curl to fail out of the script if the download fails, but I haven't looked into it yet so I'm sure I can find a way. I have a script that grabs the file from our server and installs it. I can post configs as necessary, but I suspect that they aren't needed for these questions as it's more about how these functions work. I still have some more testing to do but it seems to work on the one I tried, but maybe it was a fluke. It appears close to the recipe (the field names are slightly different from the recipe) but when I try to connect it prompts twice for the password then gives up.I'm trying to deploy FortiClient 7.0.2, and I have some questions about order of operations and whether this is going to cause trouble on specific OS versions. I'm assuming some new security feature in the macOS 10.15.6 update is causing this, wondering if anyone else is seeing this and has any workaround.Īlso it would be grand if some kind person wrote a updated recipe for using the built-in macOS VPN client with Fortigates, tried following the recipe here but it doesn't seem to work (or I'm doing something wrong, quite possible). Oddly, trying to connect to the Fortigate as my own admin account from the problematic machine (via any browser-tested Safari, Chrome, and Firefox) also fails to even reach the login page, get a connection dropped message. Checked in Security settings in OS and don't see any difference between the machines. Tested same credentials on other machines and they work normally. The other two machines still on 10.15.4 are working fine. Updated one of the machines to the latest OS update, 10.15.6, and now get permission denied errors. Installed Forticlient VPN 6.4 on the fresh out of the box Macbook Airs, configure, and it works fine. My client has a Fortigate 60D (running firmware FortiOS v5.2.9, Build 736). Hey there-a word to the wise-I'm setting up three identical new Macbook Airs.

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