Networking

New command to get IPv6 multicast router information (267650)

The following command displays IPv6 multicast router information just like the IPv4 version of the command.

get router info6 multicast.

 

FortiGate DHCP works with DDNS to allow FQDN connectivity to leased IPs (267043)

As clients are assigned IP addresses, they send back information that would be found in an A record to the FortiGate’s DHCP server, which can take this information and passes it back to a corporate DNS server so that even devices using leased IP address can be reached using FQDNs. The settings for this feature are configured through the CLI using the ddns-update command and some other ddns related options.

 

Fortinets Dynamic DNS services (FortiDDNS) can be registered to a public IP address (251748)

Fortinet’s Dynamic DNS services (FortiDDNS) can be registered to a public IP address even if the FortiGate itself does not have any physical interfaces on the Internet. This is applicable when the FortiGate is behind other networking devices that are employing NAT. This can be configured in the GUI as well as CLI.

 

Can use firewall addresses for static route destinations (273672)

To help prevent false positive when scanning for duplicate static routes, the dst_addr field is also checked.

 

Can use firewall addresses for policy route destinations (244101)

When configuring a policy route, firewall addresses and address groups can be used. The only exception for address types that can be used is the URL type of address object.

2 thoughts on “Networking

  1. Terry

    I’m running FortiOS 5.6.7 on FG-1500D’s. We have virtual wire pairs set up for our VDOM’s that run in transparent mode, with no port channeling. One of the SFP’s is twinax (connecting to a Cisco Firepower) and the other is fiber (going into a Cisco switch). Does that cause issues, or is the Fortigate OK with media not being exactly the same on both ports?

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