Hi All, Is there a way to increase the limit of certificates on the SSL
Inspection > Protecting SSL Server?Apparently, limit of certicates that
can be used is 10 as noted on the below article link and seems no
resolution on
it:https://community.forti...
I just setup a Fortigate under Azure recently, we have a web server
behind the Fortigate with Virtual IP configured. It is working fine, I
could access the website externally. But when I disable NAT, web server
is inaccessible. We would need the NAT ...
Thank you for your input gfleming and abelio. Would it be expensive?
Will have to look into the multi-domain SSL.I was thinking if we have a
workaround where we will set different firewall policy based on the
FQDN. It would be like:-Create a VIP via ...
I believe only plain text file format are accepted if you use IP Address
External Connector, that's why it says bad format. As for the huge
traffic on port 53, as @gfleming mentioned, if you do not need the
inbound access to port 53, you may want to ...
I have finally resolved it. Sharing what I found. Found out Azure VMs
has built-in NAT gateway that forces the internet outbound connection of
VM. (Even if you change the actualy gateway IP inside the VM.) Thats why
we get different IP when we run ip...
Great tips from other contributor. Found this helpful youtube video as
guide on how you can establish External Fabric Connecor as what Yurisk
has already mentioned:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CarI6_URN90
HI Debbie, I have the same setup even before, but website is still
inaccessible when inbound NAT is disabled.I've even tried the outbound
default NAT, and even the IP-pooled outbound NAT for the LAN-to-WAN
policy, but still the same. What's funny is ...