I have a Fortinet 60D firewall running 6.0.4 firmware. I just added a second ADSL line to the firewall on WAN 2. I currently have a ADSL line on WAN 1. Both ADSL lines have static ip's and the speed is equal on both links. Currently I have get 25mbs down and 2mbs up. I followed the white paper that Fortinet put out reference to SDWAN and configured my firewall the same. In the criteria section I selected volume and gave wan 1 50 percent and wan 2 50 percent to total a 100 percent. From there I configured the policies to use the SDWAN interface.
I have been monitoring both WAN interfaces in the Fortinet dashboard and what I have been noticing is that WAN 1 will have about 20mbs of usage and WAN 2 will be around 1.58kps and this will stay like this for an hour or so and then WAN 2 will have about 20mbs and WAN 1 will be around a couple kps. I was looking at the logs and it doesn't seem that either of my WAN connections are dropping.
I am trying to load balance between both of these WAN connections but it seems not to be working correctly. Is there something I am missing or need to change in my configuration or does Fortinet firewalls don't load balance good.
Thank you in advance
Sincerely,
Richard
I have another problem with SD-WAN on Fortigate 60D (6.0.6)
Two WAN link:
WAN1 - Fiber with static IP
WAN2 - ADSL
I have added both WAN's in SD-WAN and done static route 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 to SD-WAN
After that I see two defaul route in routing table:
Routing table for VRF=0
S* 0.0.0.0/0 [1/0] via 193.200.32.2, ppp1
[1/0] via 31.128.69.193, wan2
After few seconds (15-20) default route with ADSL link dissaped
Routing table for VRF=0
S* 0.0.0.0/0 [1/0] via 31.128.69.193, wan2
Does anyone have such problem?
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