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raffaeledp
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Why can an external device access the login page of my Fortigate?

Hello everybody, I'm working on a Fortigate 60F (v7.2.10) and I manage my Fortigate at the address:

 

https://vpn.xxx.com:40443

or

https://79.x.x.x:40443  (for externals)

https://10.1.0.1:40443  (for internals)

 

because 79.x.x.x is the wan1 interface, I defined two local-in-policy:

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login_group is an address group:

 

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HTTPS-40443 is:

 

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The policy n.1 works fine, if I try to access (10.1.0.1:40443 or vpn.xxx.com:40443) I correctly see the login page.

From the same network (10.1.10.0/24), another device, can't (correctly).

If I use an external device (for example my phone), connected to a different external network, it can access vpn.xxx.com:40443 and also 79.x.x.x:40443. The policy n.2 doesn't generate any log. What am I missing?

 

 

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raffaeledp
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Hello,

I found the solution. The problem was the address 79.x.x.x. You have to include inside the policy the private address of the interface (192.168.1.4, and not the public 79.x.x.x)

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raffaeledp
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Hello,

I found the solution. The problem was the address 79.x.x.x. You have to include inside the policy the private address of the interface (192.168.1.4, and not the public 79.x.x.x)

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