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= Trusted Certificate = | |||
If you're connecting a [[IPA]] rather than a hostname, you have to trust the cert explicitly. | |||
* {{key press|Advanced Options}}→{{key press|Security}}→{{key press|Trusted Certificate}} | |||
* Paste what you get here: | |||
sudo openfortivpn vpn.yourdomain.de:443 -u <username> | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:31, 27 September 2023
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This article is about using OpenSUSE/KDE as VPN-Client with a Fortinet Firewall.
How To
Trusted Certificate
If you're connecting a IPA rather than a hostname, you have to trust the cert explicitly.
Advanced Options→ Security→ Trusted Certificate
- Paste what you get here:
sudo openfortivpn vpn.yourdomain.de:443 -u <username>