fortigate-terraform-deploy
fortinet-gcp-solutions
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fortigate-terraform-deploy
- Second WAN on standalone FG in Azure
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AWS HA Active-Passive VDOM exceptions and VIPs
Hello, I got to play around a bit with a pair of Fortigates in Active-Passive mode in AWS, multi-az. The whole setup is terraformed as per Fortigate's code.
- Disable your management interface access from the WAN and ‘untrusted’ LAN segments if you have it enabled. Now. (FortiOS 7.0/7.2)
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GCP HA Deployment - Questions around proper subnet masks
I found the Terraform examples, made some minor modifications, and did a successful deployment for the VMs. Everything works great on the external interface (Port1). But the Fortigate fails to pass traffic to internal web servers off Port2, despite the Virtual IP, Firewall policy and GCP firewall rules all being configured correctly. Checking Forward Traffic logs, I saw this unusual message:
- Fortigate Aws Gateway Load Balancer
fortinet-gcp-solutions
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CIDR notation issue
If it really bothers you, you'd have to deploy with MULTI_IP_SUBNET "guest OS feature". This can be done in template if you use deployment manager (as in template here: https://github.com/40net-cloud/fortinet-gcp-solutions/blob/master/FortiGate/modules-dm/singlevm2.jinja) or by copying the image with additional flags if you deploy using gcloud or terraform (ignore some docs you might find, Google recently removed possibility to enforce this flag in terraform or gcloud). It's not possible at all if you deploy from marketplace.
What are some alternatives?
terraform_repo - Terraform samples for Major Cloud Providers and Custom Provider Development
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infra_wireguard - Ansible Role to provision Wireguard Site-to-Site Tunnels
fortinet-azure-solutions - A set of Azure Templates for getting you started in Azure with Fortinet solutions. This repository is a place for beta releases and work on the latest templates to be published on github.com/fortinet or custom templates.
sw_nextcloud - Ansible role to provision NextCloud servers
terraform-databricks-examples - Examples of using Terraform to deploy Databricks resources
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fortinet-zabbix - Zabbix Templates for Fortinet devices
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cloudblock - Cloudblock deploys secure ad-blocking and VPN for all devices. Text and video guides included! 6 supported cloud providers, plus Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi. Cloudblock deploys Wireguard VPN, Pi-Hole DNS Ad-blocking, and DNS over HTTPS in a cloud provider - or locally - using Terraform and Ansible.