Hi,
my topolgy will be
3 main servers in vlan 10,20,30 >>> connected to edge switch "1" >>> FG 1 on port 1
3 backup servers in vlan 10,20,30 >>> connected to edge switch "2" >>> FG 1 on port 2
2 egde switch "1&2" will connected on 2 ports in Fortigate
how i can make the FW is the getaway to this vlans
i know that in normal setup i can not create same sub-interface in different physical port in fortigate
is VDOM can help me in this topolgy ?
note that Fortigate is 81E doesnot support 802.3ad .
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great...
if the 2 switch not in Stack the aggregated will not be fine ? why
FG understand that he has 2 port act as 1 port . and switches see the mac address of this bundle . right
Because the CPU needs to decide which physical interface to go out when it received a packet to go out to the "link".
I would suggest you read an explanation about link-aggregation or 802.3ad like below:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_aggregation
is this feature is new in version 6.2 or already exist in version 5 ?
Link aggregation has been around probably since vr MR4 or earlier.
You didn't say what type of FGT but moats 3 digits models support it, 2 digit model typically don't
i.e my FWF50 does not
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
no iam asking about virtual switch not aggregated .
my Fortigate is 81E
i know that it this not support aggregated.
it support Virtual-Switch ?
any update
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