Technical Note: How FortiOS selects unused NAT por...

bdickie_FTNT · 05-22-2017

Description This article describes that as of FortiOS 5.6, the new feature HPE feature (Host Protection Engine) is available to protect the CPUs of the FortiGate under DDOS attack and allow FortiOS to process packets to its maximum capacity. HPE runs...

bdickie_FTNT · 03-22-2016

For FortiOS 5.4.0 the CLI Reference is a more accurate CLI Reference than what we have produced form older versions of FortiOS that will always be up to date for every FortiOS 5.4.x release.Because of the process used to create the CLI reference ther...

bdickie_FTNT · 05-18-2014

Description This article explains that some FortiGate models include bypass interfaces that provide fail-open support. Scope FortiGate models with bypass ports.Solution See the v6.x of the FortiOS/FortiGate Hardware Acceleration Guide for information...

bdickie_FTNT · 06-25-2009

Description This article describes various ways that NAT firewalls assign unused ports to NAT sessions including the method that FortiOS uses. This article also briefly describes some examples of the limitations of the FortiOS approach. Scope FortiGa...

bdickie_FTNT · 01-08-2016

SecurityPlus wrote:Thanks for letting me know of the intended operation of the Wizard. In some computer programs you can run through the Wizard again to check or modify settings. I assumed that this was the case. It seems that there should be a warni...

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