I can also see two encrypted data fields which I assume are the user ID and the password. again, I'm just wanting to save the credentials and have it always so are you expecting that there is a setting in there that I can manually adjust? Or a setting I can add to make it work? If so, do you have any thoughts on what they are? There is nothing obvious in there from my searching of an exported backup of the config I can see the UI has the Show AlwaysUp option set to 1, and in the user config section for my specific saved connection state I can see the following entry is set to 1 (but that still doesn't make the connection reconnect when it drops) So I wonder if the client tools has something to assist, or if the SSO component is what I need as well / instead.

The file list, besides the release notes, are: I have installed the 'VPN' item from the portal, but either that was tainted from my initial install from the public download page, or it's not the 'full version' I think we were expecting. So all I was hoping was someone would point out how to get the installer for the 'full version of FortiClient', which the message alludes to. You can upgrade to the full version of FortiClient to access this feature'.

But let me reiterate a few important points - I don't control the vpn and have just been given credentials (and am unlikely to be given any more assistance as we're helping remove one of their clients from their environment) I don't have access to their EMS even if they have one I only want to be able to save the VPN credentials and use 'always up' capability, but the VPN client says 'this feature is unavailable in free versions of FortiClient. Fortigate show interface ip address.Thanks for the last few updates.

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