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FortiSwitch Unable to Access WEB GUI
I just took over the previous IT person and I was wondering if someone could guide me in how to enable to WEB-GUI on my S248EF.
FortiLink Interface
Link | UP |
Port Speed | Auto-Negotiation |
Type | 802.3ad Aggregate |
IPv4 Addresses | 169.254.1.1/24 |
Members | A B |
Managed Devices | FortiSwitch |
DHCP Clients | 1 |
Security Fabric Connection | YES |
I tried to connect physically using the mgmn cable setting my PC ip address as
169.254.1.2
255.255.255.0
169.254.1.1
But still, no success.
I am new with FortiSwitches and I would REALLY appreciate any help.
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Hello @anignan
This is what looks like my Switch
FortiSwitch-Main (interface) # show full-configuration
config system interface
edit "mgmt"
set mode static
set dhcp-relay-service disable
set ip 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
set allowaccess ping https ssh
set bfd disable
set icmp-redirect enable
set vlanforward disable
set status up
set type physical
set description ''
set alias ''
set secondary-IP disable
set snmp-index 55
config ipv6
set ip6-address ::/0
unset ip6-allowaccess
set autoconf disable
set ip6-mode static
set dhcp6-information-request disable
set ip6-send-adv disable
end
unset macaddr
set speed auto
set mtu-override disable
next
edit "internal"
set mode dhcp
set distance 5
set dhcp-relay-service disable
unset ip
set allowaccess ping https ssh
set bfd disable
set icmp-redirect enable
set status up
set type physical
set description ''
set alias ''
set secondary-IP disable
set snmp-index 54
config ipv6
set ip6-address ::/0
unset ip6-allowaccess
set autoconf disable
set ip6-mode static
set dhcp6-information-request disable
set ip6-send-adv disable
end
set dhcp-client-identifier ''
set dhcp-vendor-specific-option ''
set defaultgw enable
set dns-server-override enable
unset macaddr
set speed auto
set mtu-override disable
next
edit "rspan"
set mode dhcp
set distance 5
set dhcp-relay-service disable
unset ip
set allowaccess ping
set bfd disable
set icmp-redirect enable
set status up
set type vlan
set description ''
set alias ''
set secondary-IP disable
set snmp-index 57
config ipv6
set ip6-address ::/0
unset ip6-allowaccess
set autoconf disable
set ip6-unknown-mcast-to-cpu disable
set ip6-mode static
set dhcp6-information-request disable
set ip6-send-adv disable
end
set dhcp-client-identifier ''
set dhcp-vendor-specific-option ''
set defaultgw disable
set dns-server-override enable
set vlanid 4092
set interface "internal"
next
end
Shouldn't the mgmt interface have an IP address of 192.168.1.99?
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The split ports feature is used only for QSFP (quad small form-factor pluggable) interfaces. This commands need to be applied from the switch CLI before joining the FortLink if the old switch had those port split (by default they are not split). This will create other interfaces. FGT can not do this changes if the switch is part of Fortlink.
If you have found a solution, please like and accept it to make it easily accessible for others.
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Hello @ebilcari
So, the day I change and replace the switch, I will just follow the part where is says:
To replace a managed FortiSwitch unit when split ports are not enabled
Thank you so much.

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