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Hi, I'm fairly novice in terms of routing and network.
But nonetheless, I've inherited a network that simply doesnt work all the time.
From what I can tell... I have three network devices, Cisco3750, 3650 and a Fortigate 100D. The design of the netwo...
Yep, turning off the Cisco routing and pointing all the 169.210 servers to the Fortigate as their default gateway is the right way to fix the issue.
Been a few days now and everything seems to have settled in and working fine.
thanks for all the ad...
Hi,
169.210.0.0/16 is actually VLAN 1 (lan) on the 3750
3750
no ip source-routing
ip routing
ip default-gateway 169.210.10.2 << lan interface on Fortigate
ip classless
interface Vlan 1
ip address 169.210.20.3 255.255.0.0
3650
Trunk from 3750 to 3...
Yes, I need the firewall to control traffic flows via the Fortigate policies.
I thought I tried a configuration similar to his suggestion and saw that the Fortigate was bypassed.
How does one find/resolve 'asymetric traffic paths'...(I think I get th...
Thanks Paul,
I'll give it a try, but wont this configuration bypass the Fortigate if its interfaces are not the default route for the devices?
How can all the 212 and 213 network traffic be forced to go through the Fortigate interfaces so it can m...
