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Sharing dumps and may result in a site-wide ban. Hi Guys,Having a strange issue with MacOS users connecting to an SSL-VPN with FortiClient 6.2.6.0737. The client connects just fine.

However, users can only assess internal resources, but they have no access to the internet. Windows and Linux users do not have this problem.When the VPN is connected I notice the following: netstat -rn grep defaultdefault ppp0 USc 72 0 ppp0default 192.168.1.254 UGScI 6 0 en4The ppp0 is the VPN interface. The is my default gateway before the VPN is connected. So it looks like the VPN interface now becomes the default gateway and all traffic wants to go through it.If when I run the commands below, everything starts to work as expected: route delete defaultroute delete -ifscope en4 defaultroute add -ifscope en4 default 192.168.1.254route add -net 0.0.0.0 -interface en4route add -net 10.0.x.0 -netmask 255.255.255.0 -interface ppp0Any idea how I get the client to work without having to make these manual adjustments?. So clearly we shouldn't be seeing those public IP's in a local routing table. Again, not too used to manual routing on a MAC but I am going to assume the 'Use' is a your metric.

Apparently MAC has an interface order and I am going to assume it has your Fortinet Adapter interface at the top and it shouldn't. Check out this link and go tot he up-voted answer and it explains how to change your processing order of interfaces.Good news is you have an easy problem, it's just fixing it. Let me know,. Are you by chance using certificate authentication?

I recall in a video covering sslvpn and split tunnel on FortiGate, the SE brought up something about a Mac doesn’t get the full routing table.If you’re getting a default route from ppp0 though it sounds like FortiGate is not enabling split tunneling for you.Sorry I don’t have a test bed at 11pm, and I only joined the Mac world today after 32 years of PC only. Specifically to test out sslvpn. My config works fine though apparently - have 40 users currently WFH and I guarantee they are on split tunnel (my 500E doesn’t have sslvpninternet policies).