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Site to Site VPN to 2 Fortigates which are Behind LoadBalancer
Hello everyone,
I have a Active/Active Forigate firewalls behind a load balancer in Azure environment, so my External load balancer has only 1 public IP. my question is that how my on-premise fortigate firewall can establish a Site to Site VPN??
When I configure the Site2Site VPN on Fortigate-A everything is fine but as soon I configure Fortigate-B, the tunnel goes down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks,
A
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Hi @alihmp2005,
If FortiGate-A and FortiGate-B are in HA active-active, you only need to configure VPN on the primary and it will synchronize to the other.
Regards,
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Hi hbac,
Thanks for your answer but they are not in HA cluster, both of them are active and ELB distribute the traffic.
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So you are load balancing traffic to two FortiGates which are not in HA. That doesn't make sense to me. When creating IPsec tunnel when FortiGate A and B, you need to select 'This site is behind NAT'. On prem FortiGate, select 'Remote site is behind NAT' and enable the following options:
config vpn ipsec phase1-interface
edit <name>
set net-device enable
end
config vpn ipsec phase2-interface
edit <name>
set route-overlap allow
end
Regards,
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Thanks hbac for your answer, but If instead of On-premise Fortigate, I create Azure VPN gateway(Virtual Network Gateway+Local Network Gateway), then how should I configure that?
thanks
