Hi,in the documentation of the FortiGate Rugged60F it says, that port
internal4 and wan1 form a bypass pair.As I understand by reading
documentation
(https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.7/hardware-acceleration/754739)
this results in for...
Hi, we have two FortiGateRugged 60F in an active-active HA
cluster.internal1 and internal2 ports were originally members of a
hardware switch interface, with 5 VLANs. We changed the configuration to
a software switch interface, to have a more granula...
Just to confirm: I just added a hardware switch interface and assigned
an available port to it. Yet I am still not able to monitor either the
hardware switch or the member port of it. (they don't appear in the list
of interfaces, when I try to add in...
Thank you as well for your response and help!I already answered the
common points in the above reply, but in addition to your comment:Link
monitoring sadly wont be an option, because we do not have another
"reliable" device in this network, that can ...
Thank you all for your replies. So the reason for the issue is as I
suspected: The "problem" is the software switch interface type.The
solution would be to change it back to hardware switch, which would
allow us to monitor the interface and get the H...
