Description This article describes how to configure automation stitches
to update DNS records hosted in Cloudflare upon DHCP lease renewal or
PPPoE (re)connection, effectively creating a dynamic DNS (DDNS) setup.
Scope This guide applies to FortiGate...
Description This article discusses the details of the static DNS
filter's matching logic, with examples provided to illustrate the
behavior. Scope The DNS filter operates only on DNS traffic and filters
only domain names. If it is wanted to take spec...
Description This article describes how to configure a webhook automation
stitch that posts a message into a chosen Discord channel when the
stitch is triggered. Scope This guide is applicable to any FortiOS
version that supports webhook automation ac...
DescriptionAfter creating a new DLP sensor by cloning an existing one,
changing the file-type filter on one changes the other as
well.SolutionThis happens because the file-type filters are separate
objects referenced by number in the sensor’s configu...
The typical low-hanging-fruit explanations of LDAPS not working (but
plain LDAP being fine) are: - configured server address not matching the
identity of the server certificate (cert must include FQDN or IP in its
SAN field, FGT must use one of these...
I'm honestly confused what a realistic real-world usage of this would
be. All RADIUS servers I have ever encountered have required a valid
password, and I am not quite sure how the FortiGate is supposed to
fabulate one here. I think you'd be better o...
Challenge-ACK is supported by FortiOS and correctly forwarded to clients
since versions 6.0.13 / 6.2.10 / 6.4.6 / 7.0.2 .
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.0.2/fortios-release-notes/289806/resolved-issues
644225 - Challenge ACK is being ...
You already got the answer, so just a small note for future reference: A
non-available command will give an explicit error when you try setting
it.Example:
Correct. With otherwise equal RADIUS policies (in terms of which clients
they apply to), they're evaluated top-down, the first match processing
the request fully to its end. (The optional filtering is done on
contents of the first Access-Request; if ...