To provide connectivity to Microsoft Azure there are multiple scenarios available. They range from a very easy IPSEC tunnel up to SDWAN scenarios integrating multiple connectivity options. This exampl...
Introduction ExpressRoute is an Azure service that lets you create private connections between Microsoft datacenters and infrastructure that's on your premises or in a colocation facility. With Expres...
The goal of this tutorial is document on how to configure Fortinet Secure SD-WAN between an IPsec tunnel over the internet and Azure Expressroute. Azure ExpressRoute lets you extend your on-premises n...
A guide to sending your logs from FortiWeb to Microsoft Sentinel using the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA). Introduction Some clients may require forwarding logs to one or more centralized central log solut...
A guide to sending your logs from FortiAnalyzer to Microsoft Sentinel using the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA). Introduction Forwarding logs to FortiAnalyzer (FAZ) or a dedicated logging server is a widely...
A guide to sending your logs from FortiGate to Microsoft Sentinel using the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA). Introduction Some customers may require to forward logs to one or more SIEM solutions, such as Mi...
A guide on how to handle the outbound connections in Microsoft Azure combined with a FortiGate and a Azure Load Balancer. Introduction FortiGate VMs require outbound connectivity to the internet. The ...
Introduction Users of Microsoft Azure might have received a several notifications regarding the retirement of the basic SKU public IP addresses. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/updates/upgrade-to-st...
Part 1: Architecture, Use Cases, and NGFW demo in Azure vWAN Part 2: FortiGate SDWAN Demo in Azure vWAN
Introduction IPSEC is a group of protocols that can be challenging to get right. There are multiple parameters to take into account. Microsoft Azure networking and the FortiGate NGFW deployment in it,...
Introduction In case a specific release provided by Fortinet is required or the use of the Azure Marketplace is not possible the FortiGate-VM can be deploy using an Azure Compute Gallery. The regular ...
Introduction The FortiGate-VM ARM and Terraform templates for a Single VM and Active/Passive architectures attach a public IP directly on the VM. In some organisations a public IP can't be attached to...
Introduction FortiGate on Microsoft Azure supports the PAYG as well as the BYOL model. PAYG allows you to pay for the FortiGate VM on a consumption basis, meaning you are billed only for the resources...
FortiGate for Azure Virtual WAN brings together Fortinet’s next-generation firewall technology with Azure vWAN, ensuring secure networking through Microsoft’s vWAN Hub. Overview This blog post and sol...
Microsoft Azure supports virtual WAN (vWAN), and partners with third-party solution providers, such as Fortinet, to deploy network virtual appliances (NVAs) to a vWAN hub. This document provides a bri...
The following topics provide an overview of different VPN configurations when using FortiGate-VM for Azure: Connecting a local FortiGate to an Azure VNet VPN This example provides sample configuration...
FortiOS embeds the latest autoscaling functionality, providing automation based on resource demand from your cloud workloads. It is designed to ensure easy, consistent deployment for the most efficien...
You can use FortiGate-VM in different scenarios to protect assets that are deployed in Azure virtual networks (VNet): Secure hybrid cloud Cloud security services hub Logical intent-based segmentation ...
