Hi Friend, by mistakenly i have deleted port 9 from fortigate hardware switch i mean port 9 was member now the port 9 is
showing in physical how to revert it back in Hardware Switch to physical interface members without disturbing to the existing network
Thanks
Nominating a forum post submits a request to create a new Knowledge Article based on the forum post topic. Please ensure your nomination includes a solution within the reply.
You just need to add it back to the original interface as a member via GUI or CLI (virtual-switch?).
Toshi is right. You can just add it back by going to the edit page of the internal switch and adding it back (depending on software version).
You can also do it via the CLI. Let us know if you run into issues and we can walk you through it more clearly
Mike Pruett
Hi,
Thanks for support i will explain in brief..
we took new internet line 100 MBPS we want to connect to fortigate for browsing etc.. on WAN2 port because WAN1 is already in used.. they gave IP, Subnet and Gateway for new internet line when i assign details and enable port still its showing port is down i tried many thing but no result .. when i assign the given IP address and gateway to the fortigate wan2 port i can ping only the IP unable to ping gateway.. whereas i configure gateway address in Static route there is no result... after trying a lot i configured the same IP details on port9 still same issue the port is not showing up either for WAN2 and port9 need someone help please..
Note: The gateway which they given for new internet line i can ping from outside i mean from anywhere i can't ping gateway only from fortigate device we are using Fortigate 100D
Appreciate quick response
For me it sounds like you might have a hardware problem, outside the FGT. Have you used the same cable for ports 'wan2' and 'port9'? Use that cable for the connection on port 'wan1' to make sure it is OK. Along the same idea, check the switch or router ports the FGT is connected to.
You may also post a picture of the System > Network > Interfaces page.
Yes i check on both ports Wan2 and port9 with the same cable and also with different cable...
Note: New connection line is coming from Telephone cabinet it is fiber optic before it was connect to Router
i removed from it and connected to Fortigate with fiber to RJ45 connector so there is no router between ...
where as if i use the same connection to laptop with given ip and subnet mask internet is working fine..
You have Layer1/2 problem on wan2. Since you got a static IP, regardless IP/GW IP config, the port should show "up". I'm assuming the converter you used converts from SFP to 10/100/1000TX. Does it have any LEDs to show status on both sides? If it was originally connected to your router at an SFP port you know the config and was working, I would suspect the converter.
do you have a route setup for the wan2 connection so it knows how to get to the gateway etc? I think I am getting a little twisted in the explanation though so I may be misunderstanding
Mike Pruett
Yes Mike i have configure Static route for Wan2 connection i mean the gateway which was provided by ISP
Thanks for everyone help.. Problem has been solved.. but i have again other problem
In our network All previous policy like IPSEC vpn SITE to site, full internet access, limited internet access etc.. all these policy were configured on WAN1 everything is working fine. Our manager ask to configure New ISP .. (i,e) wan2 and all http and https traffic should go only with this wan2 link how can i do appreciate your help.
Note: All existing user which were browsing with wan1 should go now with wan2.. how to do without changing anything in existing policies
Select Forum Responses to become Knowledge Articles!
Select the “Nominate to Knowledge Base” button to recommend a forum post to become a knowledge article.
User | Count |
---|---|
1713 | |
1093 | |
752 | |
447 | |
231 |
The Fortinet Security Fabric brings together the concepts of convergence and consolidation to provide comprehensive cybersecurity protection for all users, devices, and applications and across all network edges.
Copyright 2024 Fortinet, Inc. All Rights Reserved.