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Connectivity issue between Cisco and FortiGate
Dear all,
I would build internet firewall. I have 2 fortigate 3700D with HA (Active - Active).
My fortigate has directly connected to Nexus of Cisco, like this :
FortiGate A (interface 01) to Nexus A (interface 01)
FortiGate A (interface 02) to Nexus B (interface 01)
FortiGate B (interface 01) to Nexus A (interface 02)
FortiGate B (interface 02) to Nexus B (interface 02)
On fortigate, I already configure :
set vdom "root" set ip 192.168.10.2 255.255.255.248 set allowaccess ping https ssh set type aggregate set member "port1" "port2" set description "forti to inside" set device-identification enable set device-identification-active-scan enable set role lan set snmp-index 38 set lacp-ha-slave disable
On cisco, my customer has configure :
IP Address 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.248
Interface has VPC PortChannel with different domain
Port 1 = domain A
Port 2 = domain B
Cisco has two VDC :
VDC core (connectivity cisco to fortigate on VDC Core)
VDC global (connectivity user to cisco on VDC global)
Already config routing between VDC core to VDC global
The result is interface can established. FortiGate can ping point to point with Cisco.
But when user access IP management FortiGate is failed (RTO).
FortiGate already has static route to inside segmen.
Anyone has solution or can share experience like this?
thanks
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