Hi,
has anyone try before using RDP to access back into the server within a fortigate?
using noip fqdn address as the RDP. while created a loopback interface for the wan port as it only had one public static IP address.
Will it works? Below is the configuration set.
port1 role - WAN
policy
incoming int- "port 1" "loop"
outgoing int- "internal"
source- "all"
Destination- "VIP"
service all
nat disabled
VIP
int "port 1"
External "public static ip"
IPv4 192.168.50.222
Port Forwarding
external port 9100
ipv4 port 3389
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You should be able to create VIP using the Fortigate's static WAN IP and then create a firewall policy that has a source interface of where the clients are and a destination interface of where the server is with the destination being the VIP address. If they are on the same port it could be the source int internal destination int internal and the desntaiton is the vip.
This is often referred to as Hairpining:
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Configuring-Hairpin-NAT-VIP/ta-p/195448
You should be able to create VIP using the Fortigate's static WAN IP and then create a firewall policy that has a source interface of where the clients are and a destination interface of where the server is with the destination being the VIP address. If they are on the same port it could be the source int internal destination int internal and the desntaiton is the vip.
This is often referred to as Hairpining:
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Configuring-Hairpin-NAT-VIP/ta-p/195448
Thanks. Shall try it out.
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