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Vpn drops with starlink
Hello: I have a Fortinet 60F, I changed the wan1 connection to Starlink, addressing mode dhcp and static route with dhcp too. If I enable wan1, the PCs can have internet with Starlink and with the other connection but the VPN drops, I have to disable wan1 for the VPN to work. I don't know if I have something else to configure or if the VPN is configured incorrectly, I have virtual IPs that point to one connection or another, I don't know if it is that, I attached one with the Starlink connection.
We use forticlient for vpn connection.
I hope you can guide me to solve these problems.
Greetings
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Created on 11-15-2024 09:28 AM Edited on 11-15-2024 09:30 AM
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No. That first screen shot is for the default route. Not interface. You need to change the distance of the interface wan1.
You might need to use CLI to change that.
Config system interface
edit wan1
set distance 10
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Created on 11-15-2024 10:30 AM Edited on 11-15-2024 10:30 AM
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Currently you have set the same priority for both wan1 and wan2 default routes. (the last [1/0] at the end of those two lines). So it's loadbalancing between them now.
If you want to make wan2 only for VPN, you should set priority like 10 for the static default route for wan2.
config router static
edit <n>
set priority 10
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