I want to set the DNS on my fortigate to the interal DNS in a second
site. But although I have a working IPSEC VPN tunnel the fortigate
itself is unable to access the remote subnet. How can I resolve this
issue?
I have SSL Deep inspection enabled. I also happened to update from 5.2.9
to 5.4.3 Saturday night and I don't know if that is part of the problem.
But on Google related sites (which makes little sense, it should happen
on any site) I am getting an err...
Here is an example URL
www.google.com/s?tbm=map&fp=1&gs_ri=maps&suggest=p&authuser=0&h… I have
tried unblocking www.google.com/s?tbm=mapHowever that doesn't work. It
still gets blocked. Basically I have a whitelist and am trying to add
google maps to...
I could do this in version 4 so I assume I can do this is version 5. I
want to see how much traffic (in bytes (or megabytes) on each interface.
IE I want to see if my interface is maxed out. Can I do this from WITHIN
the Fortigate?
I suspect somebody has been down this road before. I setup a new
asterisk server behind the firewall. It has an internal IP, and it has a
VIP assigned to it. The relevant rules are (for now for testing).
piaf=192.168.0.1 (for example). PIAF (VIP) ext...
Hmm, I don' t see the traffic monitor widget. I can see historical
interface sessions and all sorts of useful things but I can' t get the
traffic monitor widget.
Just to expand on this. We used to have a everything allowed via FQDN
(we white list where most users can browse to). We had problems where
many sites that we didn' t want to allow were inadvertantely allowed due
to shared web-hosts (or more specific...
The question x2cao is what you are trying to accomplish. Requiring a
certificate for your end users increases security, but is generally used
with a token (IE if you don' t have the token you can' t connect). Just
putting it on the laptop doesn' t in...
red.adair It is eating SIP as for RTP who know we haven' t gotten there
yet. You are missing it however I am not doing NAT at the point the
traffic is being eaten! It doesn' t pass through a VDOM that only has
public IP addresses assigned to any give...
