Hello .I have a project to migrate from Palo Alto firewall to Fortigate. Unfortunately, we don’t have the FortiConverter tool, so I proceeded to migrate the configuration manually. I have a problem with some NAT rules and need your help.
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Your help please, is it a source NAT or a destination NAT?
No idea how to convert this, but there are a couple of keywords I guess they hint on the direction:
<destination> DSI_F5 <service>HTTPS >> so this is pushed to a F5 load balancer IP (=looks like DNAT to me)
<to> INTERNET // <source> local IP >> this is the reverse direction (=SNAT). The SNAT is done automatically in FortiGate for the VIP addresses
<bidirectional> -- > yes (confirmation of the above)
The log image part (right side) looks more clear. Gives the destination address (on PA) and the NAT IP of the server (DNAT)
So the configuration on Fortigate should be like this, is that correct?
Looks right Mede (not sure about the services) with one mention: proxy mode. And then you probably need another/reverse policy for the outgoing access (if these server/s need internet access - only NAT enabled).
Thank you for your help :)
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