SSL VPN through two Fortigates

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November 1, 2019
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hello everybody

I have a problem with looping through an SSL VPN connection. The goal should be to register via VPN to the first Fortigate and then to access the subnets of the second and third fortigate.

Construction network: Modem with port forwarding of the VPN connection to the first Fortigate. Each fortigate defines and routes its own subnets. The connection to the second / third fortigate is created via a VLAN. on all fortigates runs RIPv2. on all fortigate's the addresses of the other fortigate's (subnets) are known.

From each subnet of a fortigate, the subnetted of the other fortigate can be accessed. this works. VPN connection from an external PC to the first fortigate is established and access to the subnets works. However, I do not come with this vpn connection on the subnets of the other fortigate's.

Where can I start for it? The whole thing is constructed as a ring network. later several fortigs will be connected to the ring.

any ideas?

Best answer by Toshi_Esumi

You didn't mention about the subnet of client "SSL-VPN". Check the route for the subnet at 2nd and 3rd FGTs if they've learned via RIP. Then the rest would be combination of "diag sniffer packets" and "diag debug flow" at each FGT; the common troubleshooting process for any routing problems. I'm assuming, of course, you already checked the routing table on the clients those routes for all subnets were there.

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You didn't mention about the subnet of client "SSL-VPN". Check the route for the subnet at 2nd and 3rd FGTs if they've learned via RIP. Then the rest would be combination of "diag sniffer packets" and "diag debug flow" at each FGT; the common troubleshooting process for any routing problems. I'm assuming, of course, you already checked the routing table on the clients those routes for all subnets were there.