I have disabled my Fortinet Firewall's public IP to be accessed from outside the network. I want to allow the public firewall IP to be accessed from the internal network.
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For administrative access (admin GUI, SSH, etc.):
1, Enable the protocol on the WAN interface
2, Block the access via WAN with a local-in policy (use WAN as the ingress interface)
3, Configure a LAN->WAN policy (required for local-in that "goes across interfaces")
For VIP/etc. (=forwarded traffic): Simply enable the firewall policy with the VIP/IP pool, ensuring that only the relevant source-interfaces (LAN) are allowed.
Do you mean you want to manage your FortiGate from its WAN IP, while only accessible from inside?
If so then you can do it with local-in policy (config firewall local-in-policy), by allowing private IP addresses in the first rule and denying all the rest in the second policy.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.2.10/administration-guide/363127
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