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it-andreagx
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FortiClient VPN IPSEC to SDWAN

Hello, 

I need to connect a #Fortigate with FortiOS 7.4.6 and SDWAN by FortiClient VPN (IPSEC

Is there a way to achieve this goal? 

This article is about Site to Site scenario, but about client to SDWAN? 

 

Thank you 

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AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser

Hi Andrea

These two articles should help.

https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-IPsec-dial-up-full-tunnel-with-FortiClient...

https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiClient/Technical-Tip-How-to-configure-IPsec-VPN-Tunnel-using-...

SD-WAN will not change anything to the IPsec configuration. In IPsec config you have to select the physical interface, not the SD-WAN interface. So if you need to use both WAN interfaces then you will have to create two IPsec tunnels on your FG (one on each interface).

AEK
AEK
Theo4
New Contributor II

Which article are you referring to? and what exactly do you mean by "connect SDWAN by FortiClient VPN"?

Dhruvin_patel

Greetings,

 

You can connect a FortiGate with FortiOS 7.4.6 using FortiClient VPN (IPsec) and integrate it with SD-WAN.

 

Create the dialup tunnel, then add the IPsec Interface to the SD-WAN.

 

Note: Please make sure that no policy with an IPsec tunnel is created; otherwise, adding an IPsec interface as a member in SD-WAN will not be allowed.

 

Regards!

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Dhruvin Patel
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