I set up an SSL-VPN with a Web-only portal; I want users to be able to
connect to internal servers using RDP. I created a bookmark for an
internal terminal server.The portal itself works fine. When I click on
the bookmark, I get the usual Java securi...
FortiOS 5.2.2 on an FWF40 I'm looking for a way to block a fairly large,
and dynamic, list of IP addresses, managed from the CLI. There will
probably be 1000 or more individual IP addresses, in various places all
over the Internet. The use case is th...
I' d appreciate some help troubleshooting a thorny issue where I can' t
ping a server that is located behind a firewall, despite a policy that I
believe would allow all access. The short of it is that I have a network
with device identification, wher...
Christopher McMullan_FTNT wrote:This is going to sound odd, but could
you check to verify whether the destination address object in any
ssl. to internal policy is correctly defined for the resource
you're trying to access? I found one case where it w...
Christopher McMullan_FTNT wrote:This is going to sound odd, but could
you check to verify whether the destination address object in any
ssl. to internal policy is correctly defined for the resource
you're trying to access? I found one case where it w...
Christopher McMullan_FTNT wrote:Would it be accurate to say you're using
RDP-Native? If so, what is the impact of changing the bookmark to use
Java-based RDP? Yes, your assumption is correct, I used RDP Native. When
I use the Java-based RDP, I get an...
I tried the search first, of course, but didn't find anything to answer
my question.Agreed re. there being a performance penalty (and also the
probability that there is a limit on the number of objects FortiOS can
handle). That's what I had mind when...
emnoc, thank you so much for pointing me to the debug flow command! That
was exactly what I needed. It showed me that the ICMP packets traveled
through the firewall and left on the correct interface, but the target
computer never sent a response. Arm...
