Skip to main content
entegehar
entegehar
New Member
May 30, 2023
Question

Deploy Multiple Fortigate KVM In Eve-NG

  • May 30, 2023
  • 3 replies
  • 6698 views

Hi,

 

Since the new update, I need to register my Fortigate kvm image with an evaluation license that binds to my email.

 

The thing is I can only add that one registered kvm in my eve-ng, if I want to add multiple Fortigate kvm image and try to access via GUI, it will ask me to register again, which I tried using the same email I use before and can't!

 

Please let me know if this is normal, or if the only solution is I just need to register using a different email.

    3 replies

    xinleiwang
    xinleiwang
    Explorer
    May 30, 2023

    Hi，entegehar

     

    In theory, an account can only have one evaluation license.

     

    Xinlei.Wang

    2023-5-30

    Simon_Bingham
    Simon_Bingham
    New Member
    August 16, 2023

    This is poor move !! why should there be any limit, just give us something cut down, ( like very poor performance ) , with with all the software features. ( Like VDOMS ). 
    I'm just trying some routing policy on a fortigate and I think the features are missing. 
    Would be OK if they supported commit confirmed. ?

    Simon_Bingham
    Simon_Bingham
    New Member
    August 16, 2023

    maybe you can snapshot it after registration, and use the same one in different labs. 
    I

    eve-ng uses the term "commit"

    Fortigate does not seem very generous here, Juniper allows you download VMs,  Firewall vSRX ,Switch vEX  and vMX router and build massive labs in eve-ng, this really helps with early POC work. 
    I'm currently going round in circules trying to prove some simple routing policy on a Fortigate VM as a mistake in production would be big deal. 

    https://www.eve-ng.net/index.php/documentation/howtos/howto-save-your-settings-to-be-as-default-on-qemu-node/

      Araujoctr
      Araujoctr
      Explorer III
      August 16, 2023

      Simon_Bingham,

      Your argument is very important, I believe that Fortinet could be more flexible in this situation.

      Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement