Description This article describes the reason of CPU's cores Spikes
after a configuration change and how to manage undesirable side effects,
in a High Level FortiGate with a huge number of firewall policies Scope
FortiGate and FortiProxy Solution For...
Description This article describes how to prevent traffic being sent
over an undesired SD-WAN member after an undesired SD-WAN rule match.
Scope FortiGate. Solution In the Fortinet SD-WAN implementation, the
same type of traffic could be matched by d...
Description This article describes Fortinet SD-WAN Remote SLAs and is
divided into 2 parts: First part: How Remote SLAs work. Second part:
Remote SLA Troubleshooting guide. Scope FortiGate. Solution How Remote
SLAs work. Performance SLAs (Health-Chec...
Description This article describes how to choose the SD-WAN member to
steer the BGP traffic from an SD-WAN Spoke to the Hub. Scope FortiGate.
Solution When using a Fortinet SD-WAN Hub and Spokes deployment with BGP
on loopback and over SD-WAN members...
Description This article describes how FortiGates manages ICMP Type 3
packets, not locally generated. Scope FortiGate. Solution ICMP (Internet
Control Message Protocol) is a protocol used by devices running IPv4, to
transfer information regarding the...
No, BGP traffic is considered local traffic so is not managed by SD-WAN
rules, I suggest to remove the add route option from IPSec configuration
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-How-to-add-automatic-route-towards-the-remote/t...
Hello, Regarding you question have you created necessary firewall policy
to permit the traffic between the loopback interface and the SD-WAN rule
as explained here
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.6.1/administration-guide/853005/loopbac...