Heyho, just ran into this: On my FortiManager in an adom I added an
IPSec VPN provisioning template in device manager. This has a phase1 and
also a phase2. I had no problems with phase1. But I do have a big
problem with phase2:I need to enter the sel...
Just ran into this issue and wanted to let you know: If on a policy the
security profiles is disabled (which is the Fortnet default if all
filters are empty) you are still forced to enter a ssl inspection
profile. However if the profiles are disabled...
Following constellation: FortiGate with FOS 7.2.10FortiClient 7.2.5 on
windows. IPsec tunnel witb psk and xauth against ldap usergroup on
Authenticator and mode config. Behavior:- Tunnel connects- does psk auth
and proposals- does mode config - gets ...
This recently has happened to us with our own Website and all our FGT.
When one tries to access our website all one gets in Chrome is a QUIC
Protocoll error.Looking at Chrome's netlog on a client affected I saw
that it tried to use Cloudflare's ECH P...
We are planning to upgrade a bunch of FGT100F to 7.2.10 very soon. The
official upgrade path states that this can be done in one single step.
Did anyone already do that and did you experience any problems
afterwards?Or was that just related to FOS <=...
hm we are using FMG with several FGT for years now. As far as firmware
upgrades are concerned: our FMG never automatically updated any FGT. It
probably would if you set up a firmware template that tells it to do so.
It can do scheduled upgrade on dem...
oh forgot to mention: sdwanvpn will not work correctly with dialup
tunnels at least when they are in iterface mode because it cannot
correctly determine the tunnel statuses due to dial up connections being
enumerated.
As long as you don't want redundance/failover there is no need for
sdwan.if you need/want redundance/failover then sdwan is the easiest
way.Just configure two ipsecs that have the same destination (p2
quickselectors) and create an sdwan-zone with the...
well if the public ip is direclty on the wan interface of the Fortigate
you can connect directly.In the other case you have a hop in between
(modem) so the Fortigate does not directly have the public ip of this
wan. For IPSec that means that you may ...