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200F Dedicated Management Command Not Available
I have 200F single firewall, firmware is 7.2.2 Build 1255.
I am trying to set MGMT as OOB from CLI but the command "config system dedicated-mgmt " is not available. I was able to do the same on 401E firewall but on 200F firewall it's not available, please assist.
FW # config system
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Are you trying to set this up with a standalone 200F or in HA setup?
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Standalone, single firewall.
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The 400E has an NP6 chipset in it while the 201F has an NP6X-Lite. There are some different capabilities in the different chipsets. According to the documents regarding the dedicated-mgmt setting "Using this command is not recommended and it is not available on all FortiGate models."
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.0.0/cli-reference/303733/system-dedicated-mgmt
If you are looking to have all fortigate services use the mgmt ports instead of the traffic ports, then I would look at split-task vdom. This is the best way to seperate management and traffic interfaces/traffic.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.0/cookbook/758820/split-task-vdom-mode
Another option is to keep the set dedicated-to management option on the mgmt port and put it in a different vrf. Then you can add route(s) for the mgmt port.
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How to keep mgmt port it in a different vrf and add static routes for the mgmt port?
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config system interface
edit mgmt
set vrf ##. << Pick a VRF number other than 0
end
Then any routes you create associated with mgmt port will be in that vrf. You will see them when you do:
get router info routing-table all
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Thank You, I have configured but I am unable to define another physical interface with the same subnet like MGMT interface.
Interface Port1 & Port2 in VRF1. MGMT in VRF 0.
I want MMGT to use Port2 as gateway. But it gives the error as "Conflict with 'mgmt' subnet"
How can I resolve this?
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You can enable subnet-overlap I would just be very careful to test to make sure you don't have any unintended results.
# config system settings
set allow-subnet-overlap [enable/disable]
end
I would still recommend looking at the split-task vdom for your setup.
