Kerio Control Vpn Client | 942

One final warning for 9.4.2: The "Fail closed" (kill switch) feature is now enabled by default for new installations. If the VPN drops, the client blocks all internet traffic until the tunnel is restored.

This is great for security, but terrible for helpdesk tickets.

To disable it (for remote workers without sensitive data): kerio control vpn client 942

Alternatively, push this registry key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Kerio\VPNClient\Security\BlockTrafficOnDisconnect = 0 (DWORD)

On 4K monitors and Surface devices, older VPN clients rendered with microscopic text or broken buttons. Version 942 introduces native high-DPI awareness, making the connection dialog readable on high-resolution displays. One final warning for 9

By default, Kerio allows split tunneling (internet traffic goes direct, LAN traffic goes through VPN). To disable this:

For network administrators and remote workers relying on Kerio Control for secure access, keeping the client software up to date is non-negotiable. The release of Kerio Control VPN Client 9.4.2 brings essential maintenance fixes and security refinements that ensure seamless connectivity for Windows users. kerio control vpn client 942

If you are currently running an older version, here is why you should consider updating to build 9.4.2.

While "942" is the major build, check for hotfixes. GFI released 942.1 and 942.2 to address a memory leak in the kerio_vpn_service.exe. Install these via the Windows Update catalog.