This document provides instructions for setting up an IPsec VPN with FortiClient to allow remote users to access a corporate network. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Create a user, 2) Add the user to a VPN group, 3) Configure phase 1 of the VPN, 4) Configure phase 2 of the VPN, and 5) Configure policies to allow traffic between remote and internal networks through the VPN.
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1. IPsec VPN with FortiClient
By Tawakal Ezzaldin(in May 2017)
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We will allow remote users to access the corporate network using an IPsec VPN
that they connect to using FortiClient
1st you need to create user
2nd add the user that you create to specific group linked to your vpn ipsec configuration
3rd configure vpn phase 1
4th configure phase 2
5th configure policy to allow traffic from-to remote (through Vpn) users from-to inside
network
Let’s start
1st create user and
2nd add user to guest group
2. 3rd configure vpn phase 1
GOTO VPN and then IPsec to create phase 1
Give the pahse1 name like (VPN) and choose remote Gateway Dialup Users and specify wan
interface as local interface and enable ipsec interface and put the ip address connected to
wan and then p1 proposal including encryption DES and authentication MD5 also DH group
Group 5 also lifetime 28800 sec and enable Xauth for authentication remote users (guest
roup ) and enable dead peer detection and enable NAT and keepalive 10 sec
3. 4th configure pahse 2
Name phase 2 (forticlent) and choose phase 1 and choose p2 proposal
5th configure policy to allow traffic from-to remote (through VPN) users from-to inside
network
You need to allow traffic from remote users (Guest Group) that using forticlient to inside lan
network
And also the traffic from inside to remote users
Goto policy and add two policy
One From VPN interface To Inside
Another from inside to VPN interface