I have fortiGate 30D that have 5 ports (1WAN and 4 LAN ports). now i have two ISP, can i use LAN port to connect to ISP link as WAN port. because in fortigate 30D, it has WAN Link Load Balancing.
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yes but you have to undo the switch lan association
e.g
config sys global
set internal-switch-mode interface
end
So lan ports1-4 wll be individual interfaces. The catch tho you need to remove all dependencies to the lan interface.
Also you have alternatives such as placing a switch between WAN1 and the 2 uplinks and tag one of the or both of the uplink providers.
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yes but you have to undo the switch lan association
e.g
config sys global
set internal-switch-mode interface
end
So lan ports1-4 wll be individual interfaces. The catch tho you need to remove all dependencies to the lan interface.
Also you have alternatives such as placing a switch between WAN1 and the 2 uplinks and tag one of the or both of the uplink providers.
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
I have the same question , did anyone answer with reply ? On a separate note , how do you create a new post ? I am new here
@scuba1900:
@emnoc has already answered the question 4 weeks ago. Split the internal switch (ports1-4) into individual ports and then you can use any port for any purpose. Even WAN load balancing.
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