Hi everyone,
We're in the process of switching over to a new ISP and they recently dropped their service in our data closet. I don't think the person who ordered the service realized it at the time but this is not a managed service, meaning they do not have a router at our location. Instead, they give a /30 that we must configure to use for the edge and a /27 that we can use for our external services. I had a Juniper SRX340 lying around so I put an IP from the /30 on the outside interface and an IP from the /27 on the inside interface a long with a route to the next hop. I then put an IP address from the /27 on the WAN1 interface on my Fortinet 200D along with a route pointing to the inside IP on the Juniper I was connected.
I would like to take the Juniper SRX out of the mix and just use my Fortigate 200D. What is the best way to go about this? I have tunnels and external resources using that /27 so I don't want to have to change any of that. I have two pictures attached that has our current and proposed setup. Thanks everyone in advance. Thanks,
Pat
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You don't need a second port for the 444. network in my opinion. Just move the one port from the juniper to the FortiGate, and change the policies accordingly. I guess it could be kind of difficult depending on the services you are using for these addresses.
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