Hi all, We are seeing some strange peaks in our WAN bandwidth. Every 20
minutes, we get a peak of around 1.5Gbps which lasts for about 1 minute.
We can not figure out what is doing this. We did a packet capture when
the peak is going, but when lookin...
Hello, We've got a BGP configuration in the datacenter (see screenshot
below) and we have 2 FortiGates (100F). We want to make the FortiGates
highly available. But for both ports we have a /30 subnet so our
external IP address is different for both p...
Hello all, We recently got 2 FortiGates 100F for in our newly bought
rack in a datacenter. With these 2 fortigates we also have 2 Dell EMC
S4128F-ON switches. When setting up the primary fortigate, everythings
works fine, internet connection is worki...
Currently, all of the logs in forward traffic are 0 Bytes I also found
this inside the implicit deny firewall policy. the total bytes shouldn't
be this low if every 20 minutes 1.5Gbps comes in right?
I've enabled the implicit deny rule logging now, I have to wait for the
next peak. If it is this, how can we prevent it from peaking to 1.5Gbps,
because of this we are paying around 300 euro's monthly to burst fees as
we only have 100Mbps bandwidth.....
Isn't it a option to make a VDOM exception for the WAN interface?
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.0.5/administration-guide/105611/vdom-exceptions
How do I specify to only have a exception for the WAN interface?
So if I understand correctly, going back to VRRP via L2 switches. If I
use the diagram below, it should work? With giving them a VLAN on the
switch as well.
