So in my lab I have a hub and 3 spokes. Each have 2 WAN ports. I am
testing testing failover senarios, and that seems to be working. The
issue is kind of weird though. I have a computer connected to a spoke
firewall and I set the computer it to ping ...
My issue is that if I have 2 dialup tunnels on a remote gate, each
dialup is connected to a seperate ISP, if I lose the primary ISP that is
connected to dialup tunnel 1 and dialup tunnel 2 (seperate ISP) picks up
the routing, then some routes are dis...
I have a 100F and the WAN Interface only shows speed settings for auto.
No 1000Full, 100Full, ect... Fortigate is on 7.2.8. If I go to a lan
port I have more options. My ISP has set their interface to 100Full, but
on the fortigate get hardware nic wa...
I have a fortigate that was in my fabric from before I started with this
company. The last admin registered this Fortigate with his personal
email account and I am now trying to change it to the email address we
use for all of our fortigates. I have...
I am trying to LAG 2 Fortiswitches using Fiber. The issue I am having is
when I set the lldp-profile to default-auto-mclag-icl, it acts like it
accepts it, but then a few minutes later it reverts back to
default-auto-isl. Why is this happening? the 2...
So after running a debug flow I notice that the spokes I am pinging are
losing routes back to where I am pinging from. Not sure how/why this
happens like this. It loses the route, then finds again.
Should also mention that remote gate dialup tunnels are in an SDWAN
zone, have an SLA and a SDWAN rule based on best quality. Routing works
correctly regardless of which dialup is selected by the rule, unless I
lose an ISP and one tunnel goes down. T...
