Hi guys!
I want to submit use my actual issue.
I just configure SSL VPN on Fortigate A, and I want to join ressources connected behind Fortigate B. Fortigate A and B are connected trought MPLS. I added Fortigate B ressources subnet, but it is not sufficient.
Can you guide me?
Thanks for your opinion!
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Hi
Did you add the route-back on FG-B?
I mean you need to add on FG-B a route towards Site-A-SSL-VPN-Subnet through MPLS interface.
Make sure SSL-VPN IP range of site 1 and site B are not the same.
Otherwise you can still enable NAT on the policy on FG-A (I prefer avoid it but just as quick workaround).
Hi @5q46n2te8jPWJY,
If you have split tunneling enabled, make sure you add FortiGate B subnet for SSLVPN split tunneling networks. On FortiGate A, you need a firewall policy to allow ssl.root to the MPLS interface. On FortiGate B, you also need to add SSLVPN subnet to the firewall policy if NAT is disabled and you need a static route to SSLVPN subnet.
Regards,
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