This article describes that when deploying Secure Private Access (SPA) with FortiSASE, each SASE PoP participates in an ADVPN setup and functions as a spoke to the Hub FortiGate configured. Each Service Connection configures an ADVPN setup to a FortiGate, which serves as the hub for each SASE PoP.
Thus, each Point of Presence (PoP) establishes an IPsec tunnel to the Hub, configured with a specific tunnel IP address. This tunnel IP address serves multiple purposes, such as establishing BGP neighborship and serving as the source IP for traffic NAT-ed for Secure Private Access (SPA) traffic.
FortiGate ADVPN, FortiSASE.
Identifying each FortiSASE PoP's spoke tunnel ID for troubleshooting BGP or Secure Private Access inbound traffic issues is possible.
Locate the FortiSASE PoP neighbor ID from the SASE dashboard for a Service Connection. Navigate to the FortiSASE dashboard -> Network -> Secure Private Access and select Health
Each service connection represents a Hub-and-Spoke ADVPN connection to an external FortiGate acting as a HUB. Therefore, each FortiSASE PoP will connect separately to the Hub FortiGate using IPsec and receive a tunnel IP based on the configuration of the Hub FortiGate.
In this case, Service Connection number 2 is under investigation.
After selecting 'health,' it is possible to see the health status of each service connection for each region, representing each PoP.
By scrolling to the right under the chosen service connection, the BGP neighbor ID is associated with each region (PoP).
In this case, the Vancouver PoP BGP neighbor ID is 192.168.169.1 and the Toronto PoP BGP neighbor ID is 192.168.169.2. From this point on, the BGP neighbor ID can be mapped to the BGP peer IP on the Hub FortiGate. This BGP peer IP corresponds to the same IP configured on the PoP IPsec tunnel connected to the Hub FortiGate.
The BGP remote router ID 192.168.169.1 (Vancouver PoP) is associated with the BGP neighbor IP 192.168.168.1. This means that the IPsec tunnel IP for the Vancouver PoP connected to this FortiGate is 192.168.168.1.
Likewise, the BGP remote router ID 192.168.169.2 (Toronto PoP) is associated with the BGP neighbor IP 192.168.168.2. This means that the IPsec tunnel IP for the Toronto PoP connected to this FortiGate is 192.168.168.2.
Related documents:
Configuring SPA to the FortiGate SPA hub in FortiSASE Secure Private Access
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