Firewall Policies and NAT (Policy vs Central NAT, SNAT, DNAT... ) on FortiGate | GNS3 Lab

In this live video, we are going to configure Firewall Policies and NAT (Policy vs Central NAT, SNAT, DNAT...) on FortiGate
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[@MrHCars]

Best description difference I’ve seen between CNAT and Source NAT 👏🏼 Watching from UK 🇬🇧

[@MrEstevezv]

Thanks for this training Guy! I was able to get everything working thanks to you! This was very informative! But maybe next time stay more on topic and don't focus so much on distractions. Other than that it was perfect bro.

[@gurpreetsinghghai6374]

amazing. great knowledge and labs !!

[@roy5721]

very cool setup and great tutorial!

[@benardkasait572]

Great Content. NSE 4 ?

[@Blizard-yd2ke]

Can you confirm what types of routing enabled on Fortigate and Cisco router?

[@KBTrainings]

Nothing special. Just connected links in the Cisco and default gateway on the FGTs.

[@sanjedgaming8124]

do we still need default routing between firewall to R1 if NAT is enable ?

[@adrianlamadrid5617]

I am from Cuba and working in Germany.

[@KBTrainings]

Nice! How is it going over there?

[@adrianlamadrid5617]

I have learned a lot from your Fortigate videos and have taken my career to another level. Thank you very much @@KBTrainings

[@certified-master3986]

Hey KB, nice course man, I've been following your vidoes on KZbin. I wanted to ask man, How can I set up a virtual lab environment with GNS3? I appreicate your feedback.

[@imanikabeya3542]

If i may ask. These two clouds are helping you to get access to your home network right? But all configurationsb will be done using the other ports connected to that router at the bottom right ? Also can all your devices communicate with your home network , like can the pc under a Lan ping your physical computer? And your Fortigate Firewalls got Ip adresses automatically i guess ?

[@nassimelboutaibi4772]

I have a really hard time to understand those ports/interfaces in fortinet, i know what a NIC, Subnet and VNet are but i have nu clue about these other things.. do you have advice where i can look more at this?

[@ibrahimadarijo2073]

Hi KB I noticed you only enabled HTTP and HTTPS as the services for security and you verified this from the client. My question is would you be able to ping the Web server from the client considering ICMP was not enabled as a service?

[@KBTrainings]

Hi I, No, you won't be able to ping the server.

[@imanikabeya3542]

Also how do we use this web , like how do we import it in the lab

[@KBTrainings]

It's in the Guest GNS3 appliances

[@imanikabeya3542]

Bonjour Guy. Pourquoi on me demande de mettre le login dans Fortigate pourtant je ne l'ai pas encore configurer ? Il y a-t-il un mot de passe par défaut svp ?

[@KBTrainings]

username: admin Pas de mot de passe.

[@buttsaabgreat]

At 45:25 when you ping/open google web server as DNAT used(NAT enabled on wan-lan policy on Google side office) so what will be shown on wireshark as source and dest and if we disable NAT on google side office then what will be shown on wireshark as source and dest

[@KBTrainings]

The Web response leaving the Google Firewall would have 30.0.0.2 as source and 20.0.0.2 as destination. If SNAT was not enabled on the Google FGT, the traffic would've had 192.168.0.5 as source and it wouldn't have made it to the office Web client. I hope that makes sense.

[@buttsaabgreat]

when you created VIP so why not you did port forwarding the required ports

[@KBTrainings]

Because I am forwarding all the traffic. In product, I'll have to select http and https only.

[@buttsaabgreat]

@@KBTrainings what you mean by product, secondly If I do port forwarding in VIP then create firewall rule so then it's fine or not or what consequences there

[@KBTrainings]

lol. I meant to say in production, on an enterprise network. Doing port forwarding in VIP and adding it to the firewall policy is the good way to do it. I am forwarding everything because it's just a lab environment and there is no risk.

[@buttsaabgreat]

@@KBTrainings thanks for your clarification and time actually I did once, port forwarding in VIP for remote connection then create rule. I think if we do the way you did then it's more secure as then we will control from rule everything but still there is more than one way to achieve something

[@KBTrainings]

Exactly, a result can be achieved in many ways. You're welcome.