Hi,For the first HTTP/HTTPS request from a client, FortiWeb embeds a
cookie in the response’s Set-Cookie: field in the HTTP header. It is
named cookiesession1. you will see this cookie name (coockiesession1) if
you capture a HTTP/HTTPS packet Since t...
when you configure a site-to-site IPSecVPN, you can restrict your local
and remote subnets from ipsec phases,also, you can limit access by
firewall policy (source address and destination
address)https://kb.fortinet.com/k....do?externalID=FD30023
emnoc wrote:Good question I believe in your waf security policy you can
set cookie name and define a cookie name. In all fairness, you should be
using https and encrypted cookie response but in this case you want to
not use cookiesession1 as common c...
on fortiweb:connect your fortiweb to your router or fortigate via layer3
connection and set specific ip/subnet for example 192.168.10.0/24set one
of ip in this range to fortigate or router , for example port2
192.168.10.1/24set another ip from this r...
