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The FortiGate-1000F and 1001F series support the split port feature on ports 33 and 34.
Supported cables can be obtained from the datasheet.
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The following commands can be used to split ports:
config system global
config split-port-mode
edit "port33"
set split-mode 4x25G
next
edit "port34"
next
end
Splitting the interfaces requires a system reboot. Multiple interfaces may be split at the same time.
The FortiGate will reboot after enabling the split mode.
After the system boots up, the following changes take place:
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edit "port33/1"
set vdom "root"
set type physical
set mediatype sr
set snmp-index 42
set forward-error-correction disable
set speed 25000full
next
edit "port33/2"
set vdom "root"
set type physical
set mediatype sr
set snmp-index 43
set forward-error-correction disable
set speed 25000full
next
edit "port33/3"
set vdom "root"
set type physical
set mediatype sr
set snmp-index 44
set forward-error-correction disable
set speed 25000full
next
edit "port33/4"
set vdom "root"
set type physical
set mediatype sr
set snmp-index 45
set forward-error-correction disable
set speed 25000full
next
Notes:
As of FortiOS v7.6.4, the FortiGate-1000F and 1001F models support auto-negotiation on 10G Base-T interfaces, eliminating the requirement for manual speed configuration. For additional details, refer to Auto speed negotiation for 10G Base-T on FortiGate 100xF devices.
When the change is performed in a cluster, the members will not reboot simultaneously; instead, the following events will take place:
- Perform the split-port command on the primary.
- Primary reboots, secondary takes over.
- Primary comes back and takes over.
- Secondary reboots.
- Secondary comes back, and both have the split-port config.
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