I am starting the process to migrate our SSL-VPN users to ZTNA. We have
SSO configured for all SSL-VPN users now. I cannot find any
documentation for configuring EntraID as the SSO provider for ZTNA
authentication. I have found this reddit post that ...
3/11/2024: I've made some progress and have updated my original post
below as needed. Thank you very much, @Anthony_E, for continuing to look
for support! I know this topic has been covered, but I need help. I have
a fortiswitch in a separate buildin...
My company has an R&D facility in one of the southern US "desert"
states. The facility is 20 minutes outside of the nearest town and any
significant Wifi interference sources, yet we started experiencing poor
Wifi performance. I've been troubleshooti...
Hello. We have two FAP-432F's setup as a MESH at one of our construction
sites. One of the AP's is connected to the FortiSwitch and configured as
the ROOT, the other is configured as a LEAF.- Both APs have the same 3
SSIDs assigned; "Corp", "Guest", ...
We have an FG-100F and a 48-port POE switch. We use Fortilink to our
48-port switch, and we create/manage the VLANs through switch under the
WiFi & Switch Controller ==> FortiSwitch VLANs on the GUI. Is it
possible to group VLANs created on the Forti...
As I said in my original post, we already have SSO configured for
SSL-VPN using Entra ID. This is already working (same as referenced in
your second link, which has nothing to do with ZTNA). We have this same
SSO config in place on numerous firewalls...
WOW! You deserve some frothy beverages for running this to ground. I
wish the switch engineer I worked with was aware of that setting. I have
messaged the moderator responsible for that Tech Tip article, referred
to this thread, and asked him to upda...
I was never able to make it work. I changed the infrastructure and
removed the switch. I simply connected the endpoint directly to the AP
then adjusted the firewall and VLAN rules. This works for us because I
have only one hardwired endpoint on this ...
I was never able to make it work. I changed the infrastructure and
removed the switch. I simply connected the endpoint directly to the AP
then adjusted the firewall and VLAN rules. this works for us because I
have only one hardwired endpoint on this ...
