| Description | This article describes how to use the Globalping tool to find the ingress IP addresses of different POPs. |
| Scope | FortiSASE. |
| Solution |
FortiSASE contains multiple POPs in different regions. Because of the geo-location limitation, it is challenging to identify all the POP ingress public IP addresses.
For example, pinging from Singapore:
C:\Users\user>ping turbo-******.edge.prod.fortisase.com Pinging sslgateway-fos001-region10.prod.fortisase.com [154.52.16.7*] with 32 bytes of data:
C:\Users\user>ping turbo-******.edge.prod.fortisase.com Pinging sslgateway-fos001-region15.prod.fortisase.com [154.52.22.9*] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 154.52.22.9*: bytes=32 time=3ms TTL=52 There is a useful tool, 'Golbalping', that can help to check all the POP IP addresses in one PC quickly https://github.com/jsdelivr/globalping-cli?tab=readme-ov-file#installation
After installing the Golbalping, the specific source that can be selected for the Globalping:
C:\Users\user>globalping ping turbo-******.edge.prod.fortisase.com from sydney 64 bytes from 154.52.22.91 (154.52.22.9*): icmp_seq=1 ttl=55 time=1.13 ms --- sslgateway-fos001-region15.prod.fortisase.com ping statistics ---
C:\Users\tccom>globalping ping turbo-******.edge.prod.fortisase.com from singapore
The Globalping also supports the below methods:
dns Resolve DNS records, similar to the dig command
There is an alternative way that Globalping has: https://globalping.io/ supports over 400 cities that can be the source. |
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