Hi!
I just updated my 200E-Cluster from 5.6.6 to 5.6.9. Now, I have a very strange issue:
The unicast-traffic that passes the fortigate is "acting" like broadcast-traffic.
--> The traffic is sent to every switchport
If I monitor the traffic on ANY switchport, I see all the unicast-packets, that where routed by the fortigate.
If I ping the fortigate from the destination IP, the problem stops instantly.
Do you have any idea, what happens there?
For me, the Fortigate seems to "forget" to use the ARP-table for those packets. If I have "incoming" traffic (destination=fortigate), that ARP seems to work fine.
The ARP for one test-server:
#diagnose ip arp list | grep 10.49.0.48 index=34 ifname=DMZ-HO-Bond 10.49.0.48 00:50:56:89:xx:xx state=00000004 use=369512 confirm=372713 update=368876 ref=4
Thank you for your help!
KPS
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Don't you use redundant interfaces??
I'm afraid, no! It's always been Aggregate and redundant is not even an option in mt FGT. Mabe the bigger chassis supports this, but I have seen redundant type in years maybe decades, but it truly sounds like mac-addr layer2 issues.
If you're seeing ALL layer3 address, I would review the switch ports connected to port3 and port4, the switch CONTROLS forwarding not your layey3 device. I would also check that nobody setup a mirror or span port
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
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