Re: Getting SubInterfaces To Go to Internet

princes · 01-16-2024

Hello, Seems you are moving to the new product, we do have the feature you mentioned. The difference is we call it as central NAT , it is up to you how you want to utilize it. If you operate in central NAT mode you can have all your NAT rules in one ...

princes · 01-16-2024

Hello , I think you want to block geolocation address while allowing it for a particular location or source range. You can achieve this by simply using local in policy. By default the action is to deny for these policies. So you have to follow the be...

princes · 01-16-2024

Hello, As we understood you have already working Vlan subnets which needs to be modified . Best way is to create Vlan but do not assign IP for the moment (put unused dummy ip). However as you mentioned you already have static addresses on Printer and...

princes · 12-06-2023

Hi , It depends on you, if your downstream switches have multiple Vlans configured and you just have a reverse route pointed towards the SW on Fortigate,,,in this case you can simply create a rule with your physical interfaces. And if you have vlans ...

princes · 12-06-2023

Hi, It is expected only if you use SDWAN. However for your VIP (DNAT) configuration you can map your dedicated interfaces . Your wan interfaces would be listening to the incoming requests from outside. Yu can also mention it as 0.0.0.0 as external on...

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