Finally stage the custom package on a distribution point and then either push it to the managed Macs or allow the users to pull it from a Self-Service or Customer Portal, etc.Īlternatively, you could copy the DMG to the Mac and have a script do something like this: Then I may decide to create a customized PKG with the configurations for the company VPN, etc. Next I'll use Suspicious Package to examine the PKG file and look at the scripts and determine what it is doing and how it is doing it. I would normally deconstruct a package like this by mounting the DMG then going to /Volumes/ in Terminal and listing the files and look for hidden files "ls -la". It's distributed as a DMG file which is an Apple Disk Image and inside the DMG when mounted is a PKG installer and a Profiles folder and perhaps some hidden files in the DMG. Typically, an IT department would be managing Macs with an MDM or other agent driven management tool and they would deploy this App with the company profile included and do it in a fully automated fashion. It's possible some bad files are buried in the system-any suggestions for a good uninstaller (better than the Fortinet uninstaller) or what should be deleted? One potential clue: in setting up the Mac Mini, I used Migration Assistant to transfer data from a 2013 iMac running Catalina. Also, since I can access the VPN using the MacBook Pro and my iPad, the issue is not my personal account.Īnyone else see this message and know what it could be about? I also did a reinstall of Mac OS on the new Mac Mini and that did not fix the problem. This does not happen on my 2015 MacBook Pro also running Mac OS 12.6.
When I try to connect with Forticlient free VPN software, I am asked for the token digits and can get through that, but then I get a message: "Internal error. VPN status observer is already set." I'm trying to get my work VPN working on a new Mac Mini (M1, 2021) running Mac OS 12.6.
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