Your AD user has “ user must change the password on next login” enabled.

Your AD password is using some ‘ Odd Characters“, (test with an alphameric password).

Theres no firewall policy for the SSL VPN Traffic ( See this article).

Active Directory User Account (Account or Password Expired).

Other possible fixes I found on my trawl – that were not applicable to me Secondly I looked at my SSL VPN Settings and noticed the group was set to a firewall group and NOT my LDAP (Active Directory) group. Firstly I uninstalled the FortiClient, and installed the latest version. In the end I changed TWO things and it started to work. Removed for tunnel connection setup timeout. Then I debugged the SSL VPN and got the following error In my case all of these DID NOT solve my problem, I’ve seen strange errors with LDAP username and passwords, so I made sure the firewall could ping the FQDN of the LDAP server, and it successfully authenticated me (I’ve seen the GUI auth test work, and the command line one fail in the past). Security > Trusted Sites (set slider to Medium) > Sites > Add in the URL my FortiClient was trying to reach, (yours will be a public IP or DNS name) > Close.Īdvanced Tab > Security > Tick Use SSL 3.0 > Apply > OK. Open an administrative command windows and run itnetcpl.cpl The firs this I was asked to do was > Advanced > Reset > Tick Delete Personal Settings > Reset. The common consensus is this is usually caused by a setting in the machines internet properties.

(-14)ĭisclaimer: That second error can also be caused if the FortiClient is unlicensed (which you can clearly see, it is.) So this might be a red herring. While messing around trying to fix it I also got this error Your username or password may not be configured properly for this connection. When I attempted to use it this happened I have a FortiGate/FortiClient test bench setup for testing, and its to been used for a while.

Forti vpn only