A FortiGate Automation Stitch brings together a Trigger and an Action.
The Trigger can be internal or external to the FortiGate, when a trigger
occurs one of more Actions can be initiated. The Action, like the
Trigger can be internal or external to t...
You'll want to use the Azure Application. It is still a VM, not Saas.
The Azure Application utilizes an Azure ARM Template to perform the
FortiGate deployment. The ARM template allows for deployment of all the
required components and base configurati...
Hi, Yes you can connect on-prem FortiGate to Azure FortiGate via IPSEC.
The $1.60/hr is only for the FortiGate license, Azure VM charges will be
additional. I recommend that you use the Standard F8s_v2 instance type
or the D8s_v4 or the D8s_v5.
You understand correctly, the Azure Load Balancer is the why TCP
sessions need to be reestablished. The A/P FortiGate deployment
architecture that uses the FortiGate Azure SDN Connector for failover,
moves IP addresses from the failed FortiGate to th...
Hi SJ, Yes Session sync is enabled by default when an HA A/P FortiGate
pair is deployed using the Azure Markeplace or Fortinet Github Azure
templates,
https://github.com/fortinet/azure-templates/blob/main/FortiGate/Active-Passive-ELB-ILB/doc/config-p...
Hi mbo, You can turn off update interval, that will stop the SDN
connector from attempting to gather Azure information. HA failover will
still work. IP Addresses and Route Tables are only updated when there is
a failover event. The SDN Connector upda...
