site-to-site IPsec VPN Tunnel between Fortigate and Mikrotik .

In this video, we will configure basic configuration on two separated networks, using Mikrotik, fortigate, and Cisco Switches as DHCP serve and access switch for each side of the networks.
then we will set up an IPsec VPN Tunnel between both sides.
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[@edalb1979]

one of the best Vids out there.

[@DV_Food_khmer]

Nice Video

[@mitakapap1]

Verry verry good! Thanks!

[@markseeyot7207]

Thanks for the video manage to set up this

[@alisharifi5482]

Perfectttttttttt

[@xidaar]

Hi Dear Mirhosein,
I hava Fortigate and Mikrotik on two different hosts, and i want to connect the two hosts with same subnet. haw can i do that without overlapping subnet?

[@singgihsaputra291]

U can using NAT

[@pushuplife]

when I try to my own lab, is fail the tunnel ipsec both not showing UP

[@juanpablo061095]

29:00 Inicio cofiguracion IPsec

[@TheAajtv]

I followed every single step of this video but not able to make tunnel between fortigate and mikrotik, in mikrotik active peer optoin there is a message "message 1 sent" where I am doing mistake?

[@mirho3ein]

The origin of the issue you're facing isn't evident. Verify the Mikrotik logs for insights. It's possible the traffic flow is unidirectional (Mikrotik sends but doesn't receive). Ensure to examine routing and accessibility on both ends

[@suryaaprihansah1635]

this is no need config route in the mikrotik ?

[@mirho3ein]

Hi, route configuration for mikrotik is shown in Video at around 26:00 .