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Join Date: Jun 2009
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OS: windows xp
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fortigate 60b
hello, i have a fortigate 60b.
i have 2 networks connected to my WAN1 port and WAN2/DMZ port. i have the port 443 forwarded from WAN2 into my lan specific IP. i need forwarding the same port from WAN1 to the same IP on my lan. the forti displays a message that it is not possible because the port is already in use. i have checked into it, i cannot change the port, it must be port 443 form the two interfaces to the one IP on my lan... does any one has any idea??????? |
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Re: fortigate 60b
I really doubt you can have two different WAN sources forwarding the same port to the same IP address. That simply doesn't work, and I can't imagine how it will ever be made to work.
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