Description This article explains the RADIUS server reachability status
cache which was introduced in FortiOS 7.4.0. Scope FortiOS 7.4. Solution
When configuring a secondary or tertiary RADIUS server, all FortiOS
versions before version 7.4 would alw...
Description This article describes that the FSSO collector agent by
default tries to detect workstation IP address changes by resolving the
workstation host names via DNS. The interval in which the IP address
verification occurs is configured by the ...
DescriptionWhen configuring FSSO, administrators have the ability to
specify which user groups will be monitored by FSSO. The Group Filter
can be defined either locally on FortiGate or directly on FSSO Collector
Agent. While in general the group filt...
DescriptionSince the release of FortiOS 6.2, the FortiOS proxy daemon
(WAD) will strip domain names from usernames when domain is specified
with backslash (DOMAIN\username). This behavior allows matching of
locally defined users before contacting rem...
Description This article describes how to configure SSL VPN OS check for
Windows 10 clients with specific Windows build number. Scope FortiGate
v6.2 and above. Solution # config vpn ssl web portal edit
set os-check enable set skip-check-for-unsuppor...
If you don't necessarily have to use FQDN, use regular IP address
objects in your firewall policies instead. If the server resolves into
too many IP addresses, then you will need to ensure the clients and
Fortigate use the same system DNS servers. Bu...
Hi @albertocobo , I do not see any reason/benefit to keeping interfaces
shutdown permanently. You can however enable a temporary interface
shutdown after a Fortigate failover occurs in order to force-clear MAC
address tables on adjacent switches . co...
I have two websites hosted internally on 192.168.1.10 through IIS as
follows https://website1.com = 192.168.1.10 https://website2.com =
192.168.1.10 Since both websites are hosted on the same real server,
there is no need for load balancer on your Fo...
They both have 3 radios (2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, scanning). Major difference is
that 831F supports 8x8 MU-MIMO and is therefore equipped with 5Gb
Ethernet port. If you think you the theoretical 2.5Gbps per AP is not
sufficient for your use case, then 831-F is ...
If you are managing many Mobile FortiTokens, you might want to consider
switching to FortiAuthenticator where token self-provisioning is
supported. Reference:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortiauthenticator/6.4.6/administration-guide/200803/tok...