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Please advise what else I can look in to if you have any ideas:Issue: SSLVPN connection can access internal network, but cannot browse internet while connected via tunnel; web-access works. Details: running 80F on 7.0.2 clients running Forticlient 7.0.1.0083Firewall policies exist both inbound with NAT disabled and no inspection/policies currentlySplit tunnel is purposefully disabledSAML login with Azure works perfectTunnel and web access are enabled on coresponding portal/only web worksSSL Debug log Configurations belowSSL Settings:config vpn ssl settingsset servercert "nameSSLVPN"set idle-timeout 0set tunnel-ip-pools "SSLVPN_TUNNEL_ADDR1"set tunnel-ipv6-pools "SSLVPN_TUNNEL_IPv6_ADDR1"set source-interface "OUTSIDE"set source-address "all"set source-address6 "all"set default-portal "web-access"config authentication-ruleedit 1set groups "VPN Users"set portal "tunnel-access"nextedit 2set groups "saml-group01"set portal "name SSL-VPN"nextInterface Config: edit "ssl.root"se

The specific model we are working with is a FortiGate 100F. We usually have our Internal Interface configured with the internal network subnet. Then, we’ll have a VLAN sub-interface for Guest Network, and another VLAN sub-interface for the Accounting department network. VLAN 20, and VLAN 30 respectively. So, both of these VLANS show up under Internal Interface when we expand it. Our HPE network switch is connected to LAN1 which is a member of the Internal Interface. The network switch is aware of the VLANS and is passing them accordingly. When we run the ‘Security Rating’ tool on our FortiGate, we get the following warning:ND05.2: Non-FortiLink interfaces should not have multiple VLANS configured on them. Traffic is flowing properly and everything seems to be working as expected. Why is this against Fortinet best practices? Or, are they simply just trying to get me to use their expensive hardware switches? Do I really need to configure 3 ports on the firewall a

i put the source nat as the private interface. I put the destination nat as the public interface.Somehow the ping to the internet works.Q1 Why is this so? Doesnt ping involve the return packet? Q2 Dont I have to put source nat as public interface and destination nat as the private interface too? Q3 Under what circumstances do you put a static route and not an NAT? Q4 Why do some other products only have "nat enabled" but dont specify "ip nat inside" or "ip nat outside"?  

HelloWhen I go to the GUI for my HA Firewall, only the HA:Primary firewall will appear.How do I go to the secondary HA Firewall? In Palo Alto, I can assign an ip address for the primary firewall (e.g 1.1.1.1), another ip adress (e.g. 1.1.1.2)for the secondary firewall and a virtual ip address for the cluster (eg. 1.1.1.3). So if I want to go to the secondary firewall to check I can go to 1.1.1.2. Can I do something similar for fortigate firewall?  

We recently conducted an internal penetration test and the testing machine generated 20 times more messages on our analyzer.  I have already deleted log files, however, is there a way to delete the messages generated by that PEN test machine from the analytic database?  Thanks!

Hi,In my company we are using IP ranges that may conflict to the ones the client user is using while teleworking from home (192.168...) The users are connecting to VPN using Forticlient. I would like to identify the connection/disconnection event so when the user connects to the vpn it runs a script to update his local routing tables to avoid conflicts, and when it disconnects, it restore them back.  Is there a way to automate this script running from Fortigate/Forticlient itself? If not, Is there any event log or some way to trigger the scripts. Thanks,Albert

FortiGate  Is there a way to see why a Fortigate will not send an ICMP response? I have a batch of Fortigate 80Es with the same configuration template. Some of the Fortigates will stop responding to ping responses back to the switch (connected to a 2000E). The ping goes from my switch and the destination is the 80E loopback IP. The ICMP request does arrive on the Fortigate. I am using the command below on the CLI of the 80E to troubleshoot the ping failures. diag sniffer packet any 'icmp' 4 I can see the ICMP requests come in. Most of the Fortigates will send an ICMP reply back and the test passes. There are a few Fortigates that simply do not send an ICMP reply. I don't see a difference between the two different Fortigates that behave differently. Is there a way to see why a Fortigate will not send an ICMP response? 

Hi,There is a 200F firewall with no online license (has expired). While going to enable remote logging it comes back to disabled after applying. Is there any special license (just online license enough or even needs more licenses) to enable this feature on a 200F firewall? Regards,

Hi,I have couple of website and file sharing servers .the website is integrated to active directory (ldap) if I implement fsso , does it mean the users does not require  to enter the username and password for other services like websites and filesharing  once they  login to the pc (active directory credentials ) Thanks 

I've configure the FortiGate on our network to authenticate firewall traffic using Azure AD as the IdP. All Internet access works as expected once each user has authenticated to Azure.  Users are complaining that first thing in a morning several applications (Teams, Slack, Outlook, Softphones, etc) are not working until they manually launch their browser (which in turn authenticates them to the FortiGate). Something that some of them forget to do! Is there a way I can exempt these applications so that they work regardless of whether or not the user has authenticated to the FortiGate?

Hello Everyone i have CA Server Microsoft in my network and i can use in deep inspection and Worked properlybut many time tries to create Certificate for MGMT Access in FWB and FGT and result It was not successfulplease help me to Solve this problem i try create certificate with FQDN , IP    

Hi there, after we resolved our problem with the general functionality with Kerberos Auth and explicit Proxy (Solved: Re: FortiOS 6.0 Explicit Proxy Kerberos problem - Fortinet Community), we thought about how to get an failover/ha setup while our domain controller all can be used as KDC We followed these steps Handbook | FortiGate / FortiOS 6.0.0 | Fortinet Documentation Library with additonal steps in the mentioned thread before. Also have read this Technical Tip : Configuring FortiProxy Kerberos au... - Fortinet CommunityBut in any examples, handbooks we are aware....there is this part of the configconfig user krb-keytab    edit "http_service"        set principal "HTTP/fortiproxy.mt-test.local@MT-TEST.LOCAL" <<< Same as the principal name in the ktpass command on Windows Server        set ldap-server "dc01" <<< the defined ldap server for authorization  &n

Hello guys,I have a cluster of Fortigate connected with another couple of FGT with two links in protocol BGP.I have choose to set one primary and one in backup with the weight.I would like now share the links in active way mode, to load balacing both of them in upload than in download, so in routing table have for each remote network both the links with the same distance and metric.This is my conf:Thanos_GRA (BGP_DR) # sh router bgpconfig router bgpset as 65000set router-id 2.1.71.238config neighboredit "2.1.71.237"set description "Gravina_vs_Siziano_1"set remote-as 1267set keep-alive-timer 45set holdtime-timer 120set connect-timer 60set weight 200nextedit "2.1.71.245"set description "Flaminia_vs_Siziano_2"set remote-as 1267set keep-alive-timer 45set holdtime-timer 120set connect-timer 60set weight 90nextendThanos_GRA (BGP_DR) # get router info bgp network 192.168.202.0VRF 0 BGP routing table entry for 192.168.202.0/24Paths: (2 available, best #1, table Default-IP-Routing-Table)Adverti

Hello All, I am a bit new to this level of networking, but I am trying to learn.I have a printer on one interface that needs to be accessible from the other two.My product is a FortiWiFi 60D, version 5.6.12.My config is:wan1 = connection between small office and internetphysical LAN = 10.10.79.Xwifi1 = device is located here 10.10.80.Xwifi2 = 10.10.180.Xwifi3 = 10.10.81.X (Guest)I can ping the printer from LAN, wifi1, and wifi2, but it doesn't show up in AirPrint like it used to (prior to FortiWifi 60D being installed) which makes it difficult for the Apple products to connect to it and print.In "Addresses" under "Policy & Objects" I have it defined as: "Canon Printer", subnet, 10.10.80.34/32, interface = "any", Show in Address List = enabled, Static Route Configuration disabled.In IP4Policy the very first policy I have is:Name: Printer #1 PolicyIncoming Interface: physical LAN, wifi1, and wifi2Outgoing Interface: wifi1Source: physical LAN, wifi1, and wifi2Destination: "C

Hi, I'm setting up a site-to-site IPSec VPN from fortiwifi40f to GCP Google; but I am getting the following error. Delete IPSec phase1 sa, when I check the logs I find that from GCP (Google Cloud Plataform) it tells me that the peer is behind a NAT, because of that it cannot match the public IP in the fortigate. In my FortiGate I have a private IP on the wan interface that the service provider gives me and they manage the public.Can you help me a bit with this?

Hello - is it possible to GUI into the secondary of an HA cluster even though there are no MGMT interfaces configured - only WAN. I know I can log into the HA2 via CLI, but it does not appear I can GUI into HA2. I assume if I had an MGMT interface configured I would be able too? Thank you.

Hi,I´m having a problem with the new signature "name_server: DNS.PTR.Records.Scan". The signature is generating a lot of logs entries, and any of them is an real attack.I´m trying to disable it from my Sensor, but even though I disable this signature, disable the logs from it (Over CLI), but the FortiGate ignores the settings, and continues showing a lot of the logs.Someone can help-me please. 

Q1 What is the difference between fortigate and fortinet ? Q2 For this diagram, is it possible not to configure any ip addresseson the first interface and any configure on the sub interfaces? Q3 Is it possible to form an etherchanneland configure ip address only on the sub interfaces? Q4 What commands can I type to troubleshoot site to site vpn not working with other vendor?

I currently have a Watchguard firewall.I see that My Computer is trying to reach out to the firewall on port 8013I am frunning the Forticlient V 6.0.4.0182 to VPN into a handful of my customers.One customer requires we keep it running constantly to connect to their network.As such I see the client reaching out to the gateway on port 8013, which gets denied by my firewall. Why is the client trying to do this?

Good day everyone, I will appreciate all feedback on understanding what is the main difference between npu Vdom link & only Vdom link.They appear to be two seperate things. i read about acceleration but didn't quite grasp it.  So when should one use npu vdom & normal vdom link?only creating the vdom link from interfaces, can it be used or does it have issues.  

Commands like 'fmpolicy print-adom-object', 'fmpolicy print-adom-package', 'fmpolicy print-device-database', 'fmpolicy print-device-object', 'fmpolicy print-prov-templates' have an option to redirect their output to 'Output file name', by default, '/tmp/pl'.However, I'm not able to find documentation on how to retrieve or use this file. Anyone?

Please help me to get youtube URL report. Which i am getting attached image. Kindly help

Hello, I am a beginner with Fortigate and i am trying to connect an H.323 video conference system in my office in order to make conferences with remote locations but since i will connect the system behind NAT, i have to forward several ports to the video conference IP address. After looking at the forums, etc. i understood how to forward a single port to an IP, using VIP but i cannot understand how to forward multiple ports or ports range to a single IP.  Can someone help me please? thank you very much in advance!

Looks like FAC's FTM activation email subject line format seems to be below:   "FortiToken Mobile FTKMxxxxxxxx Activation on <FAC's Interface IP?>" Which is different from FortiGate's activation email:   "FortiToken Mobile Activation on FortiGate" In our case, the interface IP in the subject line is from port2, which we're using for our internal admin access and remote auth server connections, while all client(FortiGate) accesses come through port1 over the internet. Why does it pick the port2 IP? And more importantly, we don't want to show any IP in the subject line. Can it be replaced with like ".... on FortiAuthenticator"? Our FAC runs 6.3.3. Thanks,  Toshi  

Hello everyone,I just wanted to make sure if this is going to work: Our customer has two WAN subnets which are connected to one interface on the FortiGate. Therefore I need two default routes, one to each gateway. The secondary subnet is configured as secondary IP at the wan1 interface. Does the FortiGate know automatically which gateway it should choose? (See the attached images)Unfortunately I cannot test this yet since it's not installed at the customer's site... Thank you in advance!