Hi, I'm trying to determine whether FortiLink traffic can be sent out-of-band/over separate interfaces to my other traffic.
I'm working on the topology below and would essentially like to send regular traffic and FortiLink traffic across different links. Is this possible?
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Hello
The default FortiLink's VLAN is 4094.
Didn't do this before but I guess you can just remove your prod VLANs from the FortiLink's dedicated link and leave only VLAN id 4094.
However FortiLink traffic usage is very low, so I wonder why do you need to separate them.
Hello
The default FortiLink's VLAN is 4094.
Didn't do this before but I guess you can just remove your prod VLANs from the FortiLink's dedicated link and leave only VLAN id 4094.
However FortiLink traffic usage is very low, so I wonder why do you need to separate them.
We have 101F's and 201F's in HA with a lot of 448EFPOE. 1024D's is our distribution switches. We segmented the heck out of our network and created a load of vlan network interfaces. We isolated the mgmt vlan 4094. Same as what AEK said above.
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