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VIP for CCTV access
Dear team,
I want to configure VIP for CCTV so that i can access it from outside. My firewall WAN 1 IP is 192.168.0.9 (DHCP) which takes from ISP modem as between ISP - firewall there is ISP modem. On ISP mode my public IP is 27.4.198.161. ISP modem gives private IP to firewall. My internal LAN IP is 192.168.1.0/24. CCTV IP is 192.168.1.180. VIP created 27.4.198.161=192.168.1.180 then policy created. But i found it wasn't working. I am also unable to ping 27.4.198.161.
Please guide me what i need to do.
PFA of diagram
Altamash
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The best thing (from a troubleshooting and just simplicity stand point) would be to get the ISP to place the modem in bridge mode. This way, your FortiGate would get the external IP. From there you can just create a VIP and assign the proper ports or IPs to the internal address space for the CCTV.
Mike Pruett
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As @MikePruett has posted: the modem gets the public IP address, not your FGT. The VIP won't work as the WAN port of the FGT will never see traffic with destination = public IP.
You have to change the modem config:
- either switch it into bridge mode and put the credential (username+pwd) onto the FGT or
- configure an "exposed host" (a.k.a. port forwarding) on the modem so that all traffic to the public address gets redirected to the FGT. Then use a VIP configured like you already did.
These are your options.
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