Ubuntu is a very popular, efficient, fast, and reliable distribution of Linux. We have used Ubuntu 20.04 as our operating system on which we will install the VPN application. In today’s guide, we will show you how to install FortiClient VPN on our machine. FortiClient enhances remote user experience with built-in auto-connect and always-up VPN features. This results in a DNS leak, as the local DNS server fd0f:ee:b0::1 is used while FortiClient is running, instead of the DNS servers specified by the FortiGate, .7 and .6.FortiClient uses SSL and IPSec VPN to provide its customers with safe, efficient, reliable, and fast access to corporate networks and applications from virtually any internet-connected remote machine. only to the vpn interface, so that the DNS servers associated to that vpn interface are used preferably for all domains. either defining them as the DNS servers for each interface (the LAN interface and the vpn interface),.Instead, I would expect one the new servers .7 and .6 to become the primary DNS server, by: associated to both interfaces, the LAN interface (enp0s31f6 in this case) and vpn, does not give a clear priority to any of the sets of DNS servers. The local DNS server fd0f:ee:b0::1 is not replaced by FortiClient on Ethernet interface enp0s31f6, and becomes the primary DNS server.fails to fully replace these default DNS servers with the new DNS servers specified by the FortiGate: The default name resolution configuration looks like this, with two local DNS servers, 192.168.0.254 and fd0f:ee:b0::1: Here is the redacted XML configuration sent by the FortiGate to the FortiClient: The FortiGate is configured to send a simple name resolution configuration to SSL VPN clients: just two DNS servers (.7and .6), no split DNS, no domain search list.

I am running the latest FortiClient VPN for Linux version 7.

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