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Category: Fortinet Firewalls & VPN’s

Fortigate VLAN, VXLAN, VPN, oh my!

Here’s some highlights if you don’t feel like reading: Be very careful – your resulting config may be passing flood-based routing protocol packets, spanning tree BPDU’s, and any other broadcast Continue Reading…

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Watch out if you purchase FortiTokens

Just a little word of warning for anyone considering purchasing FortiTokens in quantity to get volume discounts, but who don’t expect to use them all right away.  The tokens will Continue Reading…

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Getting a dual stack VPN up with FortiGate and FortiClient

Dual stack FortiClient VPN’s are not fun; and a default massive security hole exists that I’m guessing most CISO’s/CIO’s don’t pay attention to since many people still barely know what IPv6 Continue Reading…

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Getting a FortiGate to send IPv6 Router Advertisements

You’d think this would be an easy thing where perhaps a FortiGate unit would behave like a layer 3 switch; add an IPv6 address, it starts sending router advertisements.  Nope. Continue Reading…

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Policy-based routing on Fortigate with VPN

I’m going to give a very short and sweet summary of this article for those in a hurry that happened across this page by way of some quality Google searches. Continue Reading…

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Client VPNs and Fortigate firewalls

I won’t start out with a bad mouthing, we’ll get to that later.  Overall, I’ve been incredibly happy with Fortigate’s hardware products, especially the amazing suite of features they pack into Continue Reading…

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Booting a Cisco VoIP phone behind a Fortigate firewall

I have a Cisco VoIP phone that I use remotely and to do that, it of course needs to be able to boot up and interact with its mother Call Continue Reading…

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Keep losing your ssh session from behind a Fortigate?

If there’s one thing I like to do, it’s leave SSH sessions open to all my frequently accessed systems.  If there’s one thing I hate, it’s finding them disconnected when Continue Reading…

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