Hi
I have the Fortigate E80. Here is my set up:
1. Interface WAN1 - Internet
2. Interface Port 1 (192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0) DHCP - connected to CISCO Switch -> *Synology NAS 192.168.1.129 3. Interface Port 2 (10.10.7.1/255.255.255.0) DHCP - connected to Switch -> *Samsung TV 10.10.7.3 4. Firewall (1) Access Internet (2) Internal Network I can access internet from both Synology NAS and Samsung TV but I can't get the Samsung TV to detect the Synology NAS. I already have an Internal Network firewall with all sources, all destination, all service, accept. I tried both NAT enabled and disabled but still can't get them to talk to each other. What am I doing wrong here? Hope to hear from the experts soon.
Many thanks!
If you already have a policy from port2 > port1 wide open, the issue may be on the TV end. NAT isn't needed here since you aren't leaving you inside network. Can you plug in a laptop on the TV port and trace route from there?
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Did you try defining a Zone of the LAN trusted networks (port 1,2) ? and apply a policy as: Trusted_Networks > Trusted_Networks / Any / Any / Any / Accept
I had this problem once and that was the solution.
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