Description This article describes how to associate TCP/UDP connections
with their specific process IDs to help identify connections when
FortiClient is installed on a Windows PC. Scope FortiClient, EMS,
FortiSASE. Solution Open two CMD terminals on ...
Description This article describes how to extend the duration of an
expired invitation code. Scope EMS, FortiClient, FortiCloud EMS.
Solution Go under EMS -> Endpoints -> Invitations -> Expiry Date and
select 'Edit'. Modify Expiry Date or disable E...
Description This article describes how to configure FSSO authentication
for two domains (trust relationship) in DC agent mode. Scope FortiGate,
FSSO. Solution Data for this example: There is a full two-way trust
relationship between the two domains. ...
Description This article describes how to solve the routing problem when
the IPSec interface is configured with local and remote IP addresses but
the remote IP is not loaded in the routing table. Scope FortiGate, VPN
IPSec, SD-WAN, BGP, SLA, FIB, rou...
Description This article describes how to create a FortiClient installer
package in FortiClient EMS, for old versions or If only the installer is
required for one operating system and thus reduce bandwidth consumption.
Scope FortiClient EMS, Solution...
Dear kanes39. Unfortunately, this method of defining source ports to
differentiate users on a multi-seat server, VPC, Citrix, RDP, is a
common method used by all security vendors.
The Fortinet TS (Terminal Server) Agent uses a range of source ports to
differentiate between user sessions on a terminal server. When a user
logs in, the TS Agent assigns a specific port range (fox example,
20000-20199) to that user's connections. T...
Hello Kanes39.Let me explain how does TS_Agent identifies different
users logged in same server.it assign a source port range per user, all
connections from same user will use this range, for example:user1 uses
from 200-399 TCP source port user2 user...