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Assign VDOMs to different ADOMs
Hi,
I'm fairly new to Fortimanager so please excuse this question if it's somewhat basic.
I have a Fortigate firewall that has been configured with two VDOMs; root and test. In Fortimanager, I'd like to control the root VDOM in one ADOM and control the test VDOM in different ADOM. However, when I add the Fortigate under Device Manager, it puts both VDOMs in the same ADOM.
How do I assign each VDOM separately?
Thanks for your time,
Larry
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hi,
here is the procedure :
- import your firewall in a ADOM
- On "all ADOMs" page, edit an empty ADOM
- Select the VDOM you want to add to this ADOM
- do this for all the VDOM you want to move
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Lucas
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Hi
Change ADOM mode to "Advanced" :
config system global set adom-mode advanced end
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Thank you. I have set my FM to Advanced mode and restarted it on spec.
Now, when I try to re-add my FG Device from my previous post, I fail to see how I split up the VDOMs into separate ADOMs.
Any further guidance on this aspect?
Lar
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hi,
here is the procedure :
- import your firewall in a ADOM
- On "all ADOMs" page, edit an empty ADOM
- Select the VDOM you want to add to this ADOM
- do this for all the VDOM you want to move
A+
Lucas
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Thank you Lucas.
It's not very intuitive, but I now have it working exactly as you directed.
Larry
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LarW63 wrote:It's not very intuitive, but I now have it working exactly as you directed.
We are considering how to document this more clearly in our online guide -- likely a section entitled "Assigning VDOMs to an ADOM".
Right now, we have: Assigning devices to an ADOM
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I have tried the steps above, but once i add a firewall it only shows me the "root" VDOM i cant see the rest of the VDOM
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Does the FortiGate have VDOMs enabled? If so, can you show us the output on the FMG of "diag dvm device list" & point out which FortiGate you are referring to?
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Hi Guys i have managed to add the Device with its VDOMs assigned to each ADOM, now my issue is importing the policies:
6.00741 (extended) 6.0 MR0 (131) |- STATUS: dev-db: not modified; conf: in sync; cond: OK; dm: re trieved; conn: up HA cluster member: FGT1KD (master) HA cluster member: FGT1KD (slave 0) |- vdom:[3]root flags:0 adom:root pkg:[never-installed] |- vdom:[101]DFC-PRODUCT flags:0 adom:root pkg:[never-installed] |- vdom:[102]DFC-Reg flags:0 adom:root pkg:[never-installed] |- vdom:[103]DFC-STAFFWI flags:0 adom:root pkg:[never-installed] |- vdom:[104]DFC-STUDENT flags:0 adom:root pkg:[never-installed]
When i try to Import the policies the "import policy option is disabled.
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Check whether the root ADOM is version 6.0 or not. The FortiOS version must match the ADOM version to allow import.
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