Hi guys, I' ve been googling and searching here, but haven' t found an
answer. Does the 60C support link aggregation? The data sheet here:
http://www.fortinet.com/sites/default/files/productdatasheets/FortiGate-60C.pdf
Says " Multi-Link Aggregation (...
Yep, that' s also what I was saying above the last couple posts.. I' ve
also decided to do it that way instead since otherwise I' d need a 200B
with link aggregation to " do it the right way" with link aggregation
and a full mesh setup. Thanks for al...
Thing is - I have 2 FGTS and 3 VLANs: WAN, LAN, DMZ on 2 trunked
switches. I want each VLAN to have a redundant connection to each
switch. So that' s 6 cables to each firewall, 12 cables total. That' d
mean something like (for each of fw01 and fw02):...
Hi guys, Yep I' m with you... with my setup it' s a bit trickier than
that because I have 3 VLANs to worry about (LAN WAN DMZ), so I can' t
get away with using only the internal switch. I' d have to enable
interface mode and create software switches ...
Definitely... but that doesn' t quite answer the bit about how the
fortigate handles the two interface connections internally, which was my
big problem... I wanted to combine those two connections using
aggregation, or interface redundancy, or someth...
Yep, one alternative seems to be to use a software switch, which is
available in the 60C. You can create a software switch from " Network"
->" Interface" ->" Create New Interface" , then: Type: Software Switch
And select the interface ports desired (...
