Description This article describes how to resolve the 'Domain not
available' error when trying to create a FortiDDNS entry. Scope All
FortiGate models (except model1000-series or higher or VMs). Solution
When creating a FortiDDNS entry, it is possibl...
Description This article describes why a WAN interface configured in
DHCP mode will take precedence over a WAN link in static mode by
default. Scope All FortiGate OS versions and models. Solution By
default, the FortiGate prefers WAN interfaces in DH...
Description This article describes how to use SAML outbound
authentication for a user-based NAC policy to assign client devices to a
VLAN on a FortiGate managing FortiSwitches. Scope FortiOS 6.4 and above.
Solution There are existing articles and doc...
Description This article describes how the GeoIP database is managed by
Fortinet and the different ways it can be used by the FortiGate. Scope
FortiOS 6.4 and above. Solution The FortiGate IP-Geolocation database
shows/uses the physical location of a...
Description This article describes why 169.254.0.65 and 169.254.0.66
cannot be used and respond to pings on FortiGates in an HA cluster when
not in use in the network. Scope FortiGate in FGCP Cluster. Solution
FortiGates in an HA cluster will prevent...
Hello @heyyo, Here is an article on enabling the sdwan interface:
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Enable-and-disable-SD-WAN-options/ta-p/193768
Do you have any interfaces in that zone as asked by @Ricky?
Hello julianhaines, First of all, you do not need a rule to allow
traffic in for SAML authentication. Please run a saml debug on the
FortiGate to see if you get any output.? Also, please enable captive
portal with IP 0.0.0.0 under authentication sett...
Hello @boneyard . The short answer is No. there is no way to see the
number of hits for routing objects. The best way to see if they are
working is by the effect of their application.
Hello, You cannot use the same SSO instance for SSLVPN and outbound
authentication on the same FortiGate. They would have to be two
different instances.