If you were one of those people, like me, that would have application control sessions blocked after a failover on HA then 5.4 may be beneficial for you! See below! VOIP application control sessions are no longer blocked after an […]
FGCP supports BFD enabled BGP graceful restart after an HA failover If an HA cluster is part of a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) bidirectional forwarding detection (BFD) configuration where both the cluster and the BGP static neighbor are configured for graceful […]
So, a lot of people are starting to deploy HA clusters of Fortinet hardware which is awesome. There are however some things you will want to consider before doing so. Here is a drill down from the Fortinet HA for […]
So, I am sure some of you have been running around a little bit like chickens with your heads cut off about that fact that the data sheets no longer list the AV throughput. Don’t worry, this is by design. […]
FortiGates are interface driven firewalls. Policy is relatively straight forward. Port 1 to Wan 1 Allow HTTP NAT you get my drift. In more complex environments though where you can easily have 5-10 interfaces (even more if you bring in […]
Have a FortiGate that is getting slammed with traffic? Tired of not being able to manage the damn thing because of resource utilization? Boy do I have the fix for YOU! Hah, seriously though. If you suffer from these issues […]
So as you may have noticed, your logs can often be filled with local broadcasts and traffic of that sort. You can remove these from your logging to help clean things up. This never crossed my mind until I was […]
So, I have run into some instances as of late where I was forced to use different revisions of the same hardware (two FortiGate’s that match model wise but are different hardware revisions, you know, cause Fortinet likes to evolve […]