Download the appropriate version of the Fortinet VPN Client (FortiClient) from links below: Mac Installer Link; Run the Installer from the downloaded location by double clicking on it.
I am currently using FortiClient. It would be nice to use the native MacOS VPN client (in the Settings) but I don't think it supports SSL VPN. I googled but did not find anything. Does anyone have a SSL VPN mac client to recommend? It has to support SSL VPN.
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At our company we use TunnelBlick, free, customisable and very stable.
It support SSL VPN without any problem.
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Mac: Error-104 is caused by the software not having any kernel extensions enabled; to change this,Boot into recovery mode, by restarting your laptop and holding Command+R when the laptop is in the power-off stage.Once in recovery mode, on the top left, navigate to Utilities>Terminal.With the terminal open type: spctl kext-consent add AH4XFXJ7DK
Write down part 3, you won't be able to access it from recovery mode.Restart again, you should no longer have any issues once you log in. AH4XFXJ7DK is Forticlient's TeamID, you can google to double check.