Hello guys.
One client came with this question, if it's possible to do a site-to-site vpn connection between Fortigate and OpenVPN. Since openVPN works only with SSL vpn I think it's not possible, but I can be wrong.
Thank you.
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Short answer , no.
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Thank you.
FWIW
I never seen one commercial vendor deploy OpenVPN in a firewall. OpenSource firewll like pfsense/vyatta ( or whatever there new name is ) do but that's about it.
And OpenVPN is mainly a client-vpn solution and not a l2l but I have seen a few who have successful deploy it in the same fashion as cisco EASYvpn and NAT their local subnet behind the vpn-tunnel.
Ken
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NSE
StrongSwan
Is there however a way to connect a site that use an openvpn to a fortigate (sslvpn or ....)??
Any example?
Thanks in advance.
Max
Max wrote:Is there however a way to connect a site that use an openvpn to a fortigate (sslvpn or ....)??
Any example?
Thanks in advance.
Max
No. For *nix system you need use something like Openswan to do IPSec with Fortigate or others appliances.
Regards, Paulo Raponi
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