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Nils
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February 8, 2016
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SSLVPN using external DHCP server

  • February 8, 2016
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Hi,

I'm trying to get my external DHCP to assign IP-addresses to my SSLVPN clients. According to the SSLVPN documentation you should configure DHCP-relay on the ssl.root interface via CLI. To this pont there are no problems.

 

In the SSLVPN settings you should specify a Address Range for the SSLVPN and you cannot specify anything else than "Automatically assign addresses" or "Specify custom IP ranges". In the portal settings, I also need to specify "Source IP Pools".

 

What should I specify there?

I don't want the Fortigate to assign the addresses...

Any ideas?

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    stelac
    New Member
    February 13, 2016

    See http://docs.fortinet.com/d/fortigate-ssl-vpn-3  page 17.

     

    We're in the progress of implementing it. I just do not know it "Source IP Polls" will continue to work for the portals.

     

    Let me know....

    Nils
    NilsAuthor
    New Member
    February 15, 2016

    stelac wrote:

    See http://docs.fortinet.com/d/fortigate-ssl-vpn-3  page 17.

     

    We're in the progress of implementing it. I just do not know it "Source IP Polls" will continue to work for the portals.

     

    Let me know....

    Hi,

    I've seen the documentation.

    The problem is that you cannot remove the "Source IP Pools" in the portal, which means that the Fortigate will still act as DHCP server for the VPN users.

    I'm running version 5.2.6

    stelac
    New Member
    February 15, 2016

    This is more confusing than a thought!!!!

         config system interface

               edit ssl.root

    [LEFT]           set dhcp-relay-service [enable|disable][/LEFT]

               set dhcp-relay-ip

            next

         end

     

    To relay the request to the DHCP server, the relay has to indicate what is the subnet. Does it use the "Source IP Pools" ?????

     

    I opened a ticket with the support... I will update you.