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ssn179
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November 19, 2019
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how to route traffic initiated from location to location C via location B on Fortigate?

  • November 19, 2019
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Hi, We have requirement to setup the connectivity on Fortigate as below: 1) We have our office in Country A and Country B. 2) We need to access a third party application hosted in Country C for which connectivity has been allowed by the third party application owner by whitelisting of Country B Fortigate WAN IP. 3) Our application hosted on servers hosted behind firewall in Country A has to access the application hosted in Country C via/through Country B firewall. Flow will be like: Request will be initiated by Country A servers towards the Country B firewall and then Country B firewall has to route the request to the Country C third party application using Country B firewall wan IP (because wan ip is whitelisted by application owner).

Kindly please advise how to achieve this and what configuration is required on our Country A, Country B Fortigate firewall. As of now there is no connectivity established between Country A and Country B firewall.

Best answer by Toshi_Esumi

Looks correct once you put the static route for D.D.D.D/32 and 172.20.200.0/24 toward the tunnel at FGT-A. Then for 10.10.10.0/24 toward the tunnel at FGT-B. 

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Toshi_Esumi
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November 19, 2019

Set up a site-to-site vpn for the application's final destination(s), then route it through the tunnel without NAT. Once the traffic reached the Country B location, it will be NATed to go out to the internet toward the provider.

ssn179
ssn179Author
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November 20, 2019

@toshiesumi,

Can you please advise the IPsec Configuration on both the firewalls under phase-2 hosts? And also the IPv4 policies & routes to be added if any.

Appreciate your kind help please.