Fortigate Interface Type | What is Aggregate and Redundant | DAY 10 | Fortinet NSE4 Training

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[@athlete_mori]

hi, thank you for providing these excellent lectures to us. I've a doubt in redundancy topic. As per your diagram FW port 1 and 2 are connected with different ISP's which means both port must have different IP add but in redundant interface how will we communicate to other ISP as there is only 1 IP add we can configure?

[@applenjapple5236]

Those ports are part of L2 .. . not a L3 and in his diagram, he is using one ISP router but FW end he has taken 2 interfaces

[@aashhish.datkkhile]

I have configured redundant port for two physical interface on FG. but from upstream device my passive port is receiving traffic and asymmetric traffic is flowing in network. Please suggest solution on to this.