Hi All,
It's been 3 days, I tried to setup Fortigate VM00 on Transparent Mode but it didn't work.
I have Lenovo TS140 Server with 1 ethernet card onboard and 2 addtional Intel i350-T2 dual port ethernet card.
I can setup Fortigate VM00 with NAT Mode without any hitch.
Step i have been done is: 1. VM Network is only for VMWare Web Management (Onboard Network Card) 2. VM NetworkFGT1 - VM NetworkFGT4 dedicated to Fortigate VM00 3. Allow promiscuous mode = yes on all VM NetworkFGT1-4
I have been reading Fortigate Cookbook, but alas i can not find on how to setup Fortigate VM00 on transparent mode
Kindly help me on this matter, thanks in advance
Regards,
Frans FR
Edit:
Sorry. forgot to mention. Fortigate VM is 6.22 and VMWare 6.0 Essential
Hi all,
this is the procedure I did:
config system interface
edit port1
set mode static
set ip 123.123.123.98 255.255.255.224
set allowaccess ping http https ssh
set role wan
set alias WAN
next
end
config router static
edit 1
set device port1
set gateway 123.123.123.97
next
end
config system dns
set primary 234.456.0.1
set secondary 234.456.0.2
end
Then insert :
config system settings
set opmode transparent
set manageip 123.123.123.98 255.255.255.224
set gateway 123.123.123.97
end
Setup IPv4 Policy Downstream from Port1 to Port4 & Upstream from Port4 to Port1 (Ping to yahoo.com from Fortigate CLI is OK)
Then setup port4 as LAN :
config system interface
edit port4
set role LAN
set alias LAN
next
end
Setting my laptop IP to 123.123.123.121/27 gateway 123.123.123.97 and DNS to 234.456.0.1 & 234.456.0.2 but no luck.
i was setting Fortigate 200D Transparent Mode with almost the same way (WebGUI) and it works OK.
Kindly need your help.
Regards,
Frans FR
The address for management of the device. How want 2x layer2 networks is the fortigate between? You need to write a topology map of the FGT-VM and layer interfaces. You have so many things to look at from vnic/vswitch/dswitch/etc.....
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
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