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DHCP Server IP hide from guest connection
Is there a way to configure FortiGate to not reflect the DHCP server IP when the end user (guest) opens command prompt on the client machine and perform an "ipconfig /all"?
If there is no direct configuration, any other ways for us to hide the IP of DHCP server?
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Hi heyyo,
'ipconfig /all' is support from Window OS.
The only way to hide this from FortiGate is to disable the DHCP server.
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@heyyo ,
If the client machine needs a DHCP server to configure itself, it has to communicate with the IP address and hence it has to know the IP address. There is no way to hide the DHCP server IP from the client machine and still expect it to communicate with the server.
If you manage the guest PC as well, you could potentially implement a PAM/endpoint solution to not allow running this command or even not allow opening the cmd.
Manoj Papisetty
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Hi heyyo,
'ipconfig /all' is support from Window OS.
The only way to hide this from FortiGate is to disable the DHCP server.
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@heyyo ,
If the client machine needs a DHCP server to configure itself, it has to communicate with the IP address and hence it has to know the IP address. There is no way to hide the DHCP server IP from the client machine and still expect it to communicate with the server.
If you manage the guest PC as well, you could potentially implement a PAM/endpoint solution to not allow running this command or even not allow opening the cmd.
Manoj Papisetty
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Thanks for your insights @jiyong & @mpapisetty !
