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d13g0
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SSLVPN TO IPSECVPN TO CISCO

Hello time,

I have a ipsecvpn for a cisco equipment in my fortigate, I have configured an sslvpn for access to my fortigate, but when access I can not access the equipments that are at the tip of the vpn of the 'cisco' equipment is there any way? I already made several rules but without success.
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m0j0
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If I'm understanding this correctly, you want SSLVPN users that connect to your Fortigate to be able to get across the IPSec tunnel from that Fortigate to a Cisco endpoint?  If that's your requirement, then yes this is possible.  I have this configured on all of our office Fortigates although the IPSec tunnels terminate on VyOS routers - still the same deal, however.  In my scenario, our SSLVPN users are using tunnel mode connections and our IPSec tunnels are interface mode.

Without knowing much about what your configuration looks like, the one thing that comes to mind that you may be missing is you have to include your SSLVPN pool addresses in your tunnel selectors at both ends of the tunnel and also any rules that you may have in place.

d13g0
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Hi m0j0 we changed the idea, we have a Cisco datacenter tunnel in the cloud for our Fortigate, and we have another firewall called riverbed, which goes to a tunnel to azure, has the possibility to communicate the machines that are in the datacenter of the firewall "cisco "for those on the other side of the" riverbed "firewall?

rwpatterson
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