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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 987574" data-attributes="member: 32547">Yes that is correct.&nbsp; I am running version 6.0.0.0067 of Forticlient on the system I am referencing for information.&nbsp; Could be that the settings .conf I have will not work on 6.0.02.0128.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t see any reason to update the program, although I downloaded the installer, because it is html based, and I felt that there likely weren&#039;t many changes.&nbsp; This version is very well defined and quite comprehensive and effective.&nbsp; I have the latest installer in case I should install on another system.I would be surprised if the configuration gave the error simply based on the version of the client.&nbsp; I say this because I feel that the breadth of those settings would likelier be &quot;sacred&quot; and so the same as html is concerned across a version (i.e. all 6.x.x.x versions) as a norm.&nbsp; One thing about the Forticlient settings I will note here.&nbsp; If you make a change to the settings, you may notice a small lock top right.&nbsp; Before closing the settings, wait for that lock to flash.&nbsp; If the settings don&#039;t autosave, then they will not be finalized.&nbsp; If I remember correctly it will turn into a small floppy diskette symbol while the settings save (maybe it is next to the lock).&nbsp; I have had issues in the past, which I was able to resolve once I noticed the appearance of the disk at the top.&nbsp; It may take some seconds for it to show up after changing a setting, but the autosave function is the only way to save settings.I will see if I can get an issue with F-C on this PC importing the settings and then let you know.&nbsp; Otherwise, I can view them in an html editor and pass the important ones to you if you care to edit what is there now.&nbsp; I&#039;ll get back to you in awhile.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 987574, member: 32547"] Yes that is correct. I am running version 6.0.0.0067 of Forticlient on the system I am referencing for information. Could be that the settings .conf I have will not work on 6.0.02.0128. I didn't see any reason to update the program, although I downloaded the installer, because it is html based, and I felt that there likely weren't many changes. This version is very well defined and quite comprehensive and effective. I have the latest installer in case I should install on another system. I would be surprised if the configuration gave the error simply based on the version of the client. I say this because I feel that the breadth of those settings would likelier be "sacred" and so the same as html is concerned across a version (i.e. all 6.x.x.x versions) as a norm. One thing about the Forticlient settings I will note here. If you make a change to the settings, you may notice a small lock top right. Before closing the settings, wait for that lock to flash. If the settings don't autosave, then they will not be finalized. If I remember correctly it will turn into a small floppy diskette symbol while the settings save (maybe it is next to the lock). I have had issues in the past, which I was able to resolve once I noticed the appearance of the disk at the top. It may take some seconds for it to show up after changing a setting, but the autosave function is the only way to save settings. I will see if I can get an issue with F-C on this PC importing the settings and then let you know. Otherwise, I can view them in an html editor and pass the important ones to you if you care to edit what is there now. I'll get back to you in awhile. [/QUOTE]

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