I just download a VM machine of Fortigate 7.0.2 (I tried with 7.0.1 also) and i cant access with https to the forti GUI.
I checked the interface and is perfectly configured: with "allowaccess ping https ssh fgfm"
I also tried to to access with ssh and works perfectly fine.
Even i tried to configure the interface and add "http" and worked too!(but i want https not http)
The Chrome error that appears to me is the typical:
[ This site cant be reached ---- "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" ]
(i also tried to disable the windows firewall, but nothing works)
Its a new and default Fortigate VM System, so i dont know why doesn't work.
Anyone knows what is happening? Thanks!
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Hi Ash1
I am thinking you could be using the evaluation license. Evaluation license have limited functionality and it doesn't even allow HTTPS administrative access. You can do a "get system status" to see if you are on evaluation license. If yes, do upload the license into FGT in order to have HTTPS administrative access. Do refer to https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate-private-cloud/6.0.0/fortigate-vm-on-vmware-esxi/504166/... for more information.
Yeah, i already tried all of that and didn't work. Most of the recomendations on that post are for an already working server(i.e: check https on port 443...)
But my Fortigate is literally a default/new VM, so most of the settings are OK/default.
Thanks Anyway!
Hi Ash1
I am thinking you could be using the evaluation license. Evaluation license have limited functionality and it doesn't even allow HTTPS administrative access. You can do a "get system status" to see if you are on evaluation license. If yes, do upload the license into FGT in order to have HTTPS administrative access. Do refer to https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate-private-cloud/6.0.0/fortigate-vm-on-vmware-esxi/504166/... for more information.
Yeah, i think thats the problem. Thank you very much!
Is there any way to get a license code for student/research purposes?
Is there any way to get a license code for student/research purposes?
==> Sorry, no idea about this.