I put the top rule on internal -> WAN chain to do IPsec, choose the tunnel I use for VPN connections and check "allow inbound" and "allow outbound".īasic tutorial on how to set up IPsec VPN on FortiGate v3.00 software.ġ) Go to User -> Local and set up a user, then go to User -> User Group and set up a group.
I believe you have it at least mostly right.
Am I just wrong and over complicating things? IPSec has always been the bain of my existence. I can see this easily working for a site-to-site but not a host-to-gateway. From what I can tell I would need to know each users home IP address and likely have everyone's home private IP range be on a different subnet from each other which is not very practical. My question is is a IPSec VPN appropriate for a Host-to-Gateway VPN environment. PPTP is in reality secure enough for us but given the option I would prefer the more secure IPSec VPN option. I want users to be able to mount samba shares the same way they do in the office.
#OPENVPN FORTIGATE VPN CLIENT MAC#
The router has options for SSL, PPTP, and IPSec.Īll my users are Mac users at work and home (I work for a graphic design company) and the SSL option only gives me a web interface. I wish to do this using my fortigate gateway/router if at all possible. I am trying to implement a host-to-gateway VPN solution for about 40 users.
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