 My goal is to connect site1 and site2 together using the 2Mb dedicated line we pay for from our ISP.  I initially tired to setup this connection however something was wrong with my config and I couldn' t get it to work on that day and I shelved it until I could get the time to revisit which is now.  I basically need to connect both LAN together since all the servers are at site2.  The graphic below illustrates what the connection will look like in the end with the P2P line in use.
 
 My goal is to connect site1 and site2 together using the 2Mb dedicated line we pay for from our ISP.  I initially tired to setup this connection however something was wrong with my config and I couldn' t get it to work on that day and I shelved it until I could get the time to revisit which is now.  I basically need to connect both LAN together since all the servers are at site2.  The graphic below illustrates what the connection will look like in the end with the P2P line in use.
  Basically my initial config for the site to site P2P connection was the following.
 
 Site1 - FG-110C:
 Port1 = LAN (192.168.7.1)
 Port2 = P2P Connection (192.168.9.2).......(maybe I should have made this interface IP 192.168.7.2 instead to match LAN?)
 Port3 = INTERNET
 
 Site2 = FG-300A:
 Port1 = LAN (192.168.0.1)
 Port2 = P2P Connection (192.168.9.1).......(maybe I should have made this interface IP 192.168.0.2 instead to match LAN?)
 Port3= INTERNET
 
 Then I created a policy on each Fortigate that said Port1 to Port2 Allow ANY and Port2 to Port1 Allow ANY.  I also needed to setup a static route but cannot remember what I put.  I feel the problem is in the static route setting.  Does anyone have any advice on the config?  I setup multiple variations of the config but I never could get the connection to work between the two sites.  
 
 Just a side note; the P2P line does work indeed.  If I take both ends of the P2P connection and plug them into one of the LAN switches on both ends, traffic flows.  So the P2P connection does work, I jsut cannot get it configured correctly using the two fortigates.
 
 Basically my initial config for the site to site P2P connection was the following.
 
 Site1 - FG-110C:
 Port1 = LAN (192.168.7.1)
 Port2 = P2P Connection (192.168.9.2).......(maybe I should have made this interface IP 192.168.7.2 instead to match LAN?)
 Port3 = INTERNET
 
 Site2 = FG-300A:
 Port1 = LAN (192.168.0.1)
 Port2 = P2P Connection (192.168.9.1).......(maybe I should have made this interface IP 192.168.0.2 instead to match LAN?)
 Port3= INTERNET
 
 Then I created a policy on each Fortigate that said Port1 to Port2 Allow ANY and Port2 to Port1 Allow ANY.  I also needed to setup a static route but cannot remember what I put.  I feel the problem is in the static route setting.  Does anyone have any advice on the config?  I setup multiple variations of the config but I never could get the connection to work between the two sites.  
 
 Just a side note; the P2P line does work indeed.  If I take both ends of the P2P connection and plug them into one of the LAN switches on both ends, traffic flows.  So the P2P connection does work, I jsut cannot get it configured correctly using the two fortigates.
					
				
			
			
				
			
			
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
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Then I created a policy on each Fortigate that said Port1 to Port2 Allow ANY and Port2 to Port1 Allow ANY. I also needed to setup a static route but cannot remember what I put. I feel the problem is in the static route setting. Does anyone have any advice on the config?If everything is working and in place, just add static routes like: on 110C
 config router
   edit <id>
     set device port2
     set distance <something appropiate>
     set dst 192.168.0.0  255.255.255.0
     set gateway 192.168.9.2
   next  
 end     
 
 
 on the 300A
 
 
 config router
   edit <id>
     set device port2
     set distance <something appropiate>
     set dst 192.168.7.0  255.255.255.0
     set gateway 192.168.9.1
   next  
 end     
 
					
				
			
			
				regards
/ Abel
regards
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