Fortinet: How to Setup a Route-Based IPSec VPN Tunnel on a FortiGate Firewall
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- When it comes to remote work, VPN connections are a must. But they come in multiple shapes and sizes.
Join Firewalls.com Network Engineer Matt as he shows you how to setup a route-based IPSec VPN tunnel on a Fortinet FortiGate firewall to offer a secure work from home option on your network.
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This helped me greatly as my team is very new to Fortigate. I genuinely appreciate your time on this one!
Glad we could help! Thanks very much for the feedback, and for watching!
This is not a route-based VPN, this is a policy-based VPN configuration. The fact that you're identifying specific phase 2 proxy-IDs/selectors is what makes it policy-based.
Awesome video. I'm coming from Watchguard so this is a new experience for me. Straight and to the point.
This is a very good video, put together clear and concise. Well done!
Thanks very much for the feedback, and for watching!
this helped me out a lot, thanks for sharing!
Couldn’t be simpler than this. Many thanks.
Thanks for sharing that feedback, and appreciate you watching!
You did save my day man, thanks a lot for a very good explanation! Thank you God bless you.
Great Video..Thank you for sharing good knowledge.
Hello, you said it's route based and but added local and remote subnets in interested traffic. Can you clarify?
very good video, Well done!
Shouldn't route-based VPN be any network through tunnels and then control through the routing protocol which networks to allow?
Thanks Matt!
Thanks dude !!!
Can one implement a VPN tunnel on the LAN, two machines on different switches and VLANs but where inter-vlan routing happens at the layer 3 Fortinet FW? Thanks for your response
Thanks for this. What would be really helpful is a network diagram.
thanks for the help, maybe later you can make a video how to setup a site to site vpn with aws
This is NOT A routed VPN. This is a normal vpn.
Exactly, Good effort though
Nice one! Cheers
I want a branch to make a dual vpn to my hq with wan1 and wan2 in sdwan. Do you have a video for that. Keeps saying duplicate exists.
Amazing, just one more question on 3:20 what u did again exactly and why??
Thank you for the tutorial. I have a question.
My ISP is using L2TP IPsec for connection to internet.
Curently I am using a zyxel router to connect to ISP internet. my fortigate is connected to the router now.
I would like to connect my fortigate to the ISP directly. Cable from ISP directly to the fortigate.
How can I configyre my wan connection as L2TP IPsec to connect to the internet?
Please give me a piece of advice.
Thank you
If we have a profile based firewall what is the difference in the settings ?
have you setup a route based vpn between fortigate and asa?
If I have two peers at remote device (two ISP - main and reserve), how can I set second peer on Phase 1 on FortiGate?
how do you get the actual site to site tunnel to work and have the central fortigate share its internet with the remote fortigate?
Very helpful!
Can you please explain us why you disabled NAT on both policy rules?
NAT is optional, it depend what is the remote subnet is. If the remote subnet is different with your subnet you can disable so real IP is reaching remote site. But it is advised to NAT and use public IP incase you are integrating with multiple sites. it will avoid LAN overlap
Thought we should build a full 0.0.0.0/0 subnet both side for route based VPN?
it is help me alot
Many thanks
Many thanks to you too for watching and commenting!
I Can ' Remote Router Site B When Connect With forticlient ipsec But Remote Site A Can Be Used
can you show us how to route all internet traffic through the Fortigate? thank for you videos
Disable split tunnel in ipsec.. Then all the internet traffic will be routed through fortigate.
Hello,
I am trying to configure IPsec VPN with Fortigate 300e firewall but couldn't succeed.
Can anyone help me in configuring the VPN from NGAF AF-1000 to Fortigate 300e?
also on 300e. i don't have ipv4 policy option. (Policy & Objects -> ipv4 policy)
It would be helpful to post the corollary of setting up a Sonicwall TZxxx to work with a route based Fortigate IPSEC VPN Tunnel.
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Hi
locally i can connect but from my job it can not connect
What is head office and branch office have several VLAN
Great Video. Just one thing, This is a POLICY Based VPN not a ROUTE based VPN, a Route Based VPN is something like a GRE over IPsec or VTI tunnel. Something on which routing protocols can work.
r u using Cisco concept to estimate Fortigate? anyway, pls view it as vti.
Will it work if we leave the local and remote address as 0.0.0.0(any)? or we must specify? thanks.
Use administrative distance, be cause you need 0.0.0.0/0 to use internet.
I have 4G Router bec mx210np R17 I setup Ipsec but wont connect
Hello there. One question can I use it like this to make a tunnel towards NordVPN. I have a FortiGate 100E ?
IPsec is an open standard and should work with any vendor that supports it. Thanks for your comment and be sure to subscribe for new content.
give me link to this fortigate soft
I think this is for policy based vpn tunnel not a route based. anyway thank you for your videos :)
why is needed static route ?
You need to have a static route so that the firewall knows who to send what traffic to. You can use a static route or dynamic routing protocols such as OSPF as well. Thanks for your comment and be sure to subscribe for new content.
This is not route based VPN, it is an old school policy VPN.
it was amazing, but it could be better with a less tired voice
That's policy based tunnel,not route based tunnel
Misguided tutorial. Should have been named as policy-based VPN