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When migrating from one device to another, it's not simply cut from one and paste to another. There is more behind the scenes that needs to be considered:
* Are the devices the same?
* Are the interface names the same?
* Are the firmware levels the same?
I would try to log in from the console and see what is going wrong there. If your past login/management IP was still 192.168.1.99, then you have at least one issue to look into.
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Welcome to the forums.
When migrating from one device to another, it's not simply cut from one and paste to another. There is more behind the scenes that needs to be considered:
* Are the devices the same?
* Are the interface names the same?
* Are the firmware levels the same?
I would try to log in from the console and see what is going wrong there. If your past login/management IP was still 192.168.1.99, then you have at least one issue to look into.
Bob - self proclaimed posting junkie!
See my Fortigate related scripts at: http://fortigate.camerabob.com
Thanks. i found solution..
Would you care to share your solution, for others having the same problem in the future?
ede_pfau wrote:problem is, i can not access from LAN1 port with web browser. After that I tried to open it in another way that is with FortiExplorer for Windows with MGMT to USB cable Itswork.Would you care to share your solution, for others having the same problem in the future?
OK, thanks.
Have you checked (in System > Interfaces > internal1) that mgmt access to this port is allowed? Check HTTPS, SSH and PING (always), otherwise you won't be allowed to connect.
ede_pfau wrote:ok. thanks soo much for information. I feel relieved to finally overcome this problem..OK, thanks.
Have you checked (in System > Interfaces > internal1) that mgmt access to this port is allowed? Check HTTPS, SSH and PING (always), otherwise you won't be allowed to connect.
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