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migrate from Palo Alto firewall to Fortigate
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?
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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)
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So the configuration on Fortigate should be like this, is that correct?
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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).
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Thank you for your help :)
