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I gave up the TAC person and just told him to close the case since I don't seem to be able to get any further infomation.The FortiGate 71F series provides a fast and secure Next-Generation Firewall and SD-WAN But there is no guarantee it won't change. So it likely would work if I use this subnet to split the tunnel. We currently have only a /32 static route toward the wan interface to bring/keep the tunnel up for the peer IP and BGP default route over the tunnel.īased on WHOIS database 173.243.128.0/20 is Fortinet owned subnet, which include all IPs above. And, he also insisted I should use ISDB-based static route with "Fortinet-FortiGuard" for the split tunneling.īut it wouldn't work because it requires a static default route to the outisde of the tunnel due to the fact the ISDB static route works as a policy route according to KB below: When I reported this to the TAC person, he insisted those three IPs are only for netotiation prior to the download from the real servers behind them, although I never saw the "negotiation" part in the sniffing. However, when I tested it with a LAB device connected to the FMG while sniffing traffic toward 'net 173.243.0.0/16', I never saw any packet exchange with those three IPs but all communication seem to happen with 173.243.138.67 and. Those seem to be resolved to 173.243.6 in the US based on the routing-table. I initially got three FQDNs // from the TAC person so I configured them in an address group and used it with a static route. So I opened a TAC case to ask what FQDNs I need to set static routes to go outside the tunnel while the default route (BGP) comes over the tunnel.
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