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1 – Download the Generalized Image
You can download the image from here:
https://debyolimages.blob.core.windows.net/byolimages/fos-b5776.vhd
2 - Copy that image to your storage account.
Using Azure CLI 1 here are the commands I used (for the Azure German cloud - I don't have access to GovCloud):
azure storage account keys list
From that command, you should obtain a key that you can use in the following command:
azure storage blob upload --blobtype page --account-name
3- Deploy the image to a VM.
The following template should work for this. I can't test in GovCloud, but I think I made all the necessary changes to get it to work.
Generally deploy these from within the portal (Click +New to create a resource and search for "Template deployment") If you have that option, here are the full instructions:
· Access the Azure portal and sign in with an Azure account that has administrative privileges.
· In the left navigation pane, select (+) New
· In the "search the marketplace" field, enter "template"
· Select "Template deployment"
· In the "Results" section returned, select "Template deployment"
· Select "Create"
You will now be in the "Deploy from a custom template" section :
· Select "Edit"
· Copy the contents of the maintemplate JSON file (ALL 300+ lines of code)
· Paste this content into the "Edit template" section, *replacing* the content that is already there (6 lines of code)
· Select "Save"
· Now complete the parameters (which are environment specific variables)
Once you have entered and completed the information required :
· Select "I agree to the terms and conditions stated above"
· Select "Purchase"
If, you can't use that option due to the same marketplace restrictions, you could deploy from CLI or Powershell:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-resource-manager/resource-group-template-deploy-cli
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The above process is only necessary for those customers who don't have access to the Azure Marketplace (The Azure Marketplace is optional in GovCloud). If Azure Marketplace is available, a template which references the marketplace image can be used.
To do so, use the "Template deployment" option from the marketplace, like so:
You will now be in the "Deploy from a custom template" section :
Once you have entered and completed the information required:
Hello,
Has there been an update for the links to reflect 5.6.3?
I worked with Michael to get the updated VHDS
Here you are (FortiGate-VM v5.6.3):
http://ftnt.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/fos-b1547-byol.vhd
http://ftnt.blob.core.windows.net/vhds/fos-b1547-payg.vhd
But when I start going through the .json file I'm seeing some references that I'm wondering if I need to update
For example,
"$schema": "https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2015-01-01/deploymentTemplate.json#"
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fortinetclouddev/FortigateAzureTemplate/5.3.5GovCloudLocalImage"
I did try combinations of 5.6 and 5.6.3 but had no luck
Situation:
I'm dealing with the government agency for whom the regulating cloud body has shut off all access to the marketplace. They have a license for a VM04 and the regular github templates (VM04) do not seem to work for them.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Blair
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