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# FortiClient VPN

Configurer une solution de contournement FortiClient VPN dans les entrées RDP de Remote Desktop Manager en utilisant le type de connexion FortiClient VPN/SSL.

Voici une solution de contournement pour utiliser un VPN en combinaison avec FortiClient.

1. Récupérez les outils Fortinet auprès de Fortinet, par exemple `FortiClientTools_7.0.2.0090`.

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="success" class="hint hint-success"><p>Vous devez garder votre FortiClient installé.</p></div>
2. Copiez ce répertoire dans un répertoire sur votre ordinateur.
3. Activez Forticlient VPN/SSL dans ***Outils – Gestionnaire d'extensions***.
4. Dans les ***Propriétés*** d'une entrée RDP, allez à ***Connexion - VPN/SSH/GATEWAY***.
5. Changez le ***Type*** de VPN pour ***FortiClient VPN/SSL***.
6. Cliquez sur l'onglet ***Paramètres (FortiClient VPN/SSL)***.
7. Changez le ***Mode de connexion*** pour ***FortiSSL***.
8. Configurez votre tunnel et cliquez sur ***OK***.
9. Lancez la connexion pour votre entrée RDP.

{% hint style="info" %}
À la première connexion, le chemin des outils FortiClient que vous avez enregistrés sur votre ordinateur vous sera demandé.
{% endhint %}


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