FortiSASE Private Access Setup Guide

This is a how-to video/demonstration/walk-through with GUI on how to configure Fortinet's FortiSASE and private access. This shows how you would utilize FortiSASE for your remote workers but also enable them to reach internal resources using traditional VPN tunnels and not ZTNA access proxies. In this video you will see us configure a FortiGate, FortiSASE, and FortiClient to reach a local ESXi server I host internally in my lab. Please leave a comment if you have any questions or like the video! This was also recorded with one of my counter parts, Simon Chun.

[@fortialex]

Here are the admin guides that were used in the video. We followed these guides step by step. In addition, the CLI commands used in the video can be found in here as well: docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisase/latest/fortigate-ngfw-to-fortisase-spa-hub-conversion-deployment-guide/656405/ipsec-vpn-configuration-using-ipsec-wizard-and-cli docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisase/latest/fortigate-ngfw-to-fortisase-spa-hub-conversion-deployment-guide/568255/bgp-configuration

[@vinum2081]

Good video. What licensing is needed for this setup?

[@FortiBytes]

Good videos guys, keep them coming.

[@deepaksharma1906]

If we add ztna tag in sase for spa using sdwan, and then user moved to on-premise (on-net), how ztna will work in this scenario?

[@italianfunplay]

Can i use the same tunel for fortisase and the spokes?

[@nisaltharinda8517]

What are the pre-requiesties for this configuration?

[@ArshadSafrullah]

Great Video

[@praneethbashitha7136]

Useful content

[@gregterkanian5158]

Good video, but it would be helpful if you described why you were making those additional changes on the CLI. Fortinet is goofy and not always straight forward, so you have to explain why you're doing things, otherwise you're just another demo video.