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Dinesh_FTNT
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Article Id 189514
Description

SD-WAN now supports IPv6. It supports all load balance modes, health checking (ping6), service rules for source address, source user / group and destination address.

FortiOS 6.0 also increases the configuration limit for health checks and priority rules in SD-WAN.

The limit for both health checks and priority rules is increased from 256 to 4096 globally and 512 to 4096 per VDOM.


Scope
FortiOS 6.0

Solution
SD-WAN is supported for IPv6 for Fortigate Models running with kernel version 3.2 and above.

- Configure SD-WAN member interfaces - CLI:
config system virtual-wan-link
    config members
        edit <sequence-number>
            set interface <interface-name>
            set gateway6 <gateway-address>
        next
    end
end

- Enable SD-WAN - CLI:
config router static6
    edit <sequence-number>
        set virtual-wan-link enable
    next
end
- Configure health check (IPv6) - CLI:
config system virtual-wan-link
    config health-check
        edit <health-check-name>
            set address-mode ipv6
            set protocol ping6
        next
    end
end

- Configure service rules - CLI:
config system virtual-wan-link
    config service
        edit <priority-rule-ID>
           set name <rule-name>
           set addr-mode ipv6
           set member <sequence-number>
           set dst6 <destination-address-name>
           set src6 <source-address-name>
        next
   end
end
- Configure Firewall Policy - CLI
config firewall policy6
    edit <id>
        set srcintf <Source interface>
        set dstintf virtual-wan-link
        set dstaddr all
        set srcaddr all
        set action accept
        set status enable
    next
end

Note: FortiGate models (200D, 70D) do not support SDWAN for IPv6, it is hardware limitation.


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