Introduction to Link Aggregation on Fortigate.

[@georgewilliam8887]

Thank you for the great explanation brother

[@Traumatree]

Lag on Fortigate is following the 802.3ad standard and you can bundle 8 links, not just 4.

[@vittordecastro3815]

Thanks for the video! I don't have an switch and my server is connected directly to the fortigate, I did exactly as you did there and just skipped the switch configuration part, should I be good to go?

[@ibrahimiyatislamicinstitut8950]

Are you referring to setting up a nic teaming on the server and connecting directly to the fortinet?? That sounds interesting 🤔. Try it out and let’s see

[@capricornnnn]

Thanks. How about connecting Fortigate active passive to stack switch?😊

[@ccip1799]

Yeah that is great topic to make a video on I will try and make a video on that. Note that the settings on Active - Passive is on the “HA” port. Make sure to connect the high availability port to your second FortiGate’s HA port. Then from each of those routers connect to your switches.

[@capricornnnn]

@@ccip1799 yes. I have Fortigate 100E with Active-Passive mode. Now Fortigate 200F to create lag with HP stack switches

[@ccip1799]

I have created a PowerPoint lecture in HA. I will soon be making video.

[@DailyFactsMY]

​@@ccip1799i don't see any video regarding Fortigate HA A/P connectivity and configuration with stack switches. Please make the video about this as I have task on this. Thank you very much.