Hello I have a Fortigate and Fortiswitch connected using Fortigate port1 - i set this port to dedicated to Fortiswitch addressing mode. it wants an IPaddress. is this just for point to point link with the switch or should this be an IP address on my internal LAN ?
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SSH to the switch:
fs1-BEDV (internal) # config system interface
config system interface
edit "internal"
set mode dhcp
set allowaccess ping https http ssh telnet
set type physical
set snmp-index 30
set defaultgw enable
next
end
fs1-BEDV (internal) # set mode ?
static Static.
dhcp DHCP.
hi,
you can use a 'transfer net' with /29 or such, like 10.22.1.1/29 on the FGT. The switch will then pull the next address via DHCP (check Monitor > DHCP). I would not use any address from your LAN (no 2 addresses from the same subnet on ports of a router).
how would i configure a static ip address?
SSH to the switch:
fs1-BEDV (internal) # config system interface
config system interface
edit "internal"
set mode dhcp
set allowaccess ping https http ssh telnet
set type physical
set snmp-index 30
set defaultgw enable
next
end
fs1-BEDV (internal) # set mode ?
static Static.
dhcp DHCP.
i have my "dedicated to fortiswitch" interface configured as 10.100.0.1/255.255.255.252 on my fortigate
i go to monitor > DHCP and I do not see my switch
If i understand correctly this network would be my fortilink / transfer net is that correct?
if so why do i not see my switch with an ip address of 10.100.0.x
if i look at the switch it says "Connecting From 10.100.0.2"
i guess this does not show in the dhcp monitor window for some reason .
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