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February 8, 2016
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Out of the box DHCP enabled which models

  • February 8, 2016
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Hi Guys,

 

I did not passed for the NSE 400 exam last week ( 63% :( ). One of the Q's was as follows: Which model's supports built-IN enabled DHCP while installing the Fortigate for the first time.

 

I cannot find any documentation and/or list which describes this.

 

Could someone know which model's does?

 

Thanks in advance!

    Best answer by AndreaSoliva

    Hi

     

    I do not point to internal lan or whatever...I never had a FGT device which was not reachable over192.168.1.99 by activated DHCP. If it is a bigger device mgmt. interface is use and on smaller ones internal or lan etc.

     

    From this point of view whatever interface is used for 192.168.1.99 it is always a dhcp enabled on this interface.

     

    Makes for me absolutly sense.

     

    hope this helps

     

    have fun

     

    Andrea

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    AndreaSoliva
    AndreaSoliva
    New Member
    February 9, 2016

    Hi

     

    I can not say to 1000% for the bigger devices like 3600 but as I know every FGT has on the internal, lan or mgmt. port enabled DHCP server 192.168.1.99. I never saw such a question but I'm 99% sure every FGT has enabled DHCP.

     

    Hope this helps

     

    Have fun

     

    Andrea

    Nils
    Nils
    New Member
    February 9, 2016

    I'm not sure, but I think that the boxes with dedicated MGMT interfaces doesn't have DHCP on the internal interfaces.

    The 500D onlt got DHCP on the Managment-interfaces from fabric, not on the internal interfaces.

    AndreaSoliva
    AndreaSolivaAnswer
    New Member
    February 9, 2016

    Hi

     

    I do not point to internal lan or whatever...I never had a FGT device which was not reachable over192.168.1.99 by activated DHCP. If it is a bigger device mgmt. interface is use and on smaller ones internal or lan etc.

     

    From this point of view whatever interface is used for 192.168.1.99 it is always a dhcp enabled on this interface.

     

    Makes for me absolutly sense.

     

    hope this helps

     

    have fun

     

    Andrea

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