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Greetings @GregoryW Can you please disable NATing on your fortigate IPsec firewall policy. Local>remoteYour IPsec interface on the fortigate doesn’t have a ip associated with it (unless you have configured one) so the NAT function won’t do you any go...
Generally speaking, simply having a device that is unused in your inventory won't go towards a license count.In the case of MX's, if you go down the HA path and add the 2nd MX to the same network with a existing MX you will still be within the licens...
Hi @Noffal Licenses are applied to Orgs not devices. If you purchased another MX64 to use in the event of a failure you could simply have the device sitting in the inventory (not assigned to a Network). If the time comes you can simply remove the fau...
Hi @samgbuyi If the src and dst are on the same vlan that resides behind the MX there would be no enformement being done on the MX as there is no L3 involved.I believe you problem is in relation to something else. I'm certain you will have the same r...
I have seen this before on a MX using its dhcp mechanism. There was a rouge ip phone that kept changing the last part of its MAC address and it kept consuming IP’s until the pool was exhausted. The dashboard however showed plenty of available address...