I have already change the idle-timeout to 0 however this does not appear to have made any difference. Is this normal behavior and is there a way we can prevent the auto disconnections from happening? I know with the paid version of the FortiClient there is an auto-up feature (which i assumes would auto reconnect) however this feature is not available on the free version. I am using a Fortigate 40F running version 7.0.2 build0234.Īfter about 8 hours or so being connected via a VPN connection my VPN session automatically terminates/disconnects and requires me to manually reconnect. I've disabled IPv6,īut that hasn't helped the issue.I am currently running the free version of the FortiClient running on a Windows 10 Pro Machine. I agree that it's likely some type of configuration issue, but I'm out of ideas on where to look - I just need to get some work done. Help Desk for the vpn server agency says it's a desktop problem on my end and they can't/won't help. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled a couple of times, with no success. The problem only happens on this one laptop, with And if I connect from home to our office VPN using the Fortinet client, it stays connected. FortiShield prevents FortiClient processes from modifying a file or registry settings that FortiClient (Windows) is protecting. FortiClient (Windows) only detects and reports one instance of log4net. All haveĪlso – If I use RDP to connect to a server here at the office (without VPN), it stays connected. FortiClient (Windows) allows user to uninstall FortiClient when administrator has locked the setting. (All are Windows 10 – the problem one is W10 Pro, the others are W10 Home. My personal laptop at home connects and stays connected. My old work laptop connects and stays connected. This only happens with my new work laptop. So it appears that vpn isn't disconnecting, but something is causing RDP to disconnect. VPN still shows connected, but Remote Desktop connects, then within 30-60 seconds disconnects, and won’t reconnect on its own. Sometimes it’s one of the servers at one client site, sometimes it’s a desktop at a different Then I use Windows Remote Desktop to connect to the remote machine. Here's the situation: I connect to the vpn server (using Cisco Anyconnect 4).

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