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AIS is a full-service technology solutions firm, providing industry-leading IT solutions, services, and support. Our company was founded in 2002 to make it easier for companies of all sizes to access the right IT expertise needed to manage the digital systems that drive today’s business operations.

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Forticlient End User VPN Steps Centralized Deployment

By Jeff Pieta | Wednesday, April 07, 2021

The FortiClient VPN is used for remote access to the office.

AIS remotely installs and configures the FortiClient application on end-user desktops and laptops without end-user action needed. Please note that the automated remote installation and configuration may take up to a week to complete and the computer will need to be restarted at least once.

After the FortiClient VPN is installed on a computer, the following icon will appear in the Start Menu and Desktop:

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Perform the following steps to connect to the VPN:

Double-click the FortiClient VPN icon, the following screen will appear
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- Type in your username and password
  - Note: FortiClient requires the password to be entered each time for security
- Click Connect
- You may now access Office Servers and Printers the same as if your computer was connected to the network inside the office

Last modified April 7, 2021

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