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fortigate register & management from a Fortimanager
How to register and manage a Fortigate Device behind a dsl router with dynamic ip address?
Fortimanager is in LAN private network of a Fortigate behind a dsl router with static public ip.
FMG(priv ip)-->FortiGate-->(NAT)-->dsl-router(static ip)-->internet
and
FGT-->(NAT)-->dsl-router(dynamic ip)-->internet
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I recommend to manage it over IPsec.
FGT --------------------- Dial-up IPsec -------------------- FGT --- FMG
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I recommend to manage it over IPsec.
FGT --------------------- Dial-up IPsec -------------------- FGT --- FMG
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How secure is to forward tcp 541 to Fortimanger behind Fortigate ?
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Please remind me what 541 TCP used for.
Can you provide more explanation on what you want to achieve?
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the case is i want to replace about 60 branch routers with fortigate appliances.
everything is behind a nated dsl modem with isp's dynamic addresses.
The same for the headquarters Fortigate but with static ip's.
I try to find something as zero touch configuration of the branch devices, and also a safe management of them either through ipsec or fortimanager virtual ip
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Please check this link.
I didn't do it before but I'm sure it will help.
Regarding management, again I think it is safer to manage through IPsec.
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@AEK 541/TCP is used for/by the FGFM Protocol used for communication between FMG and FGT.
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