Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos

Yes, I would give this patch a try. You may also try _OpenConnect_. Fortinet support is a recent addition so you would need to compile the `@master` branch. If you...

@mattiasbarthel Thank you for looking into it. This may mean it's a `ppp` issue. One more reason to try the `-tun` option which uses internal PPP code over a TUN...

Generally speaking, it is often expected that you are isolated from the local network when the VPN is running. It makes perfect sense for your company, although you might see...

On the other hand, I do see different DNS servers in the logs between 1.14: ``` INFO: Got addresses: [10.100.1.20], ns [10.138.255.101, 10.138.255.102], … ``` and 1.15: ``` INFO: Got...

I suspect this a malfunction of the satellite connection, have a look at the path MTU using `ping` or `tracepath`: * [Verifying current network MTU sizes](https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/51820/verifying-current-network-mtu-sizes) * [How to check...

See also: [Understand MTU and MRU – The Full Story](https://www.networkers-online.com/blog/2016/03/understand-mtu-and-mru-the-full-story/).

The Windows FortiClient might be using VPN IPSec instead of VPN SSL. You'd have to make sure you're using VPN SSL when testing on Windows. Can you show the output...

Indeed it's nor an MTU issue as far as I can see. Perhaps a latency issue as you say. That's the main characteristic of a satellite connection, especially if the...

Can you try VPN SSL from WIndows with _FortiClient_? It would be great if we could compare _openfortivpn_ and _FortiClient_ and find whether they differ or not. Perhaps there's a...

I really don't know. Hard to tell anything useful without debugging the connection myself. There's one thing of interest though: ``` id=96602 msg="SSLVPN service started successfully." vpntype=ssl FortiSslvpn: 14328: fortissl_connect:...