CheckPoint to FortiGate conversion

[live89]

We are converting checkpoint configurations to fortigate (finally getting rid of it)

But I have seen the interface setting and here is something I am not used to it

In Checkpoint the LAG interface itself (the physical) has a network without VLAN 

the Forticonverter converter exactly the same settings. see screenshots bellow:

I am used to put all IP addresses and betworks to logical interfaces with VLANID

So my question is, will this work normally in fortigate? with VLAN ID 1 ? untagged ? can this interface (the physical) be assigned to policies later ?

Thanks 

[funkylicious · Accepted solution]

yes, it should work normally and you can use it later in firewall rules.

as for the VLAN ID, this can be verified/viewed and the switch/PO interface on what native vlan is set but it should work as intended.

[live89]

Thank you, appreciated!

For the SW (Aruba) it is native vlan 1

So it is the same in the Physical link aggregation in fortigate?

[funkylicious]

it should be ok.

you would need to match the LACP params on the FGT to the ones on the SW as for mode active and speed/rate fast .

https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Initial-troubleshooting-steps-for-LACP-Lin...