When checking the log in the fortigate forward traffic menu, the message
Accept: DNS Error appears.In what cases does this occur?Deny : DNS Error
is We know that DNS Error can be caused by problems such as incorrect
responses from the DNS server.But ...
helloWe are trying to obtain two ISP lines by adding a new ISP line to
the existing single ISP line configuration.I don't know yet whether
these two will be configured as active-active or active-standby.SNAT is
required for both lines, and in the cas...
There is a set status default item in FORTIGATE IPS config. What does
this do? I understand that enable/disable indicates the status of the
signature/filter added to the IPS settings. But what happens when the
status is set to default?
Hello,I searched to find out how the Fortigate HA secondary device
communicates with and updates the Fortiguard server, but couldn't find a
clear answer.A Fortigate HA cluster uses one VIP and its ARP is
maintained by the master device.So, is it corr...
Thank you for your reply. but You didn't read my post properly.I already
know that, and what I'm curious about is Accept:DNS Error, not Deny:DNS
Error.
Yes, I know. What I'm curious about is that if you set the status to
default and select a signature with the default status of disable like
in this picture, this signature won't work, so I'm curious why there is
a separate disable signature.
It has been confirmed that the default IPS status setting operates
according to the default status of each signature in the IPS signature
category. Here's a question. Which signatures are registered with a
status of disable? By what criteria is this ...
