Assigning ip addresses

Introduction
The basics of installing and initial setup of a
new FortiGate unit
Advanced FortiGate installation and setup
Connecting a FortiGate unit to two ISPs for
redundant Internet connections
Using a modem for a redundant Internet
connection
Distributing sessions between dual redundant
Internet connections with usage-based ECMP
Protecting a web server on a DMZ network
Protecting an email server with a FortiGate
unit without changing the network
(Transparent Mode)
Using port pairing to simplify a Transparent
mode installation
Connecting networks without translating
addresses (FortiGate unit in Route mode)
Setting up the explicit web proxy for users on
a private network
Setting up web caching of Internet content for
users on a private network
Employing high availability (HA) to improve
network reliability
Upgrading the firmware installed on a
FortiGate HA cluster
Connecting multiple networks to a FortiGate
interface using virtual LANs (VLANs)
Using Virtual Domains to host more than one
FortiOS instance on a single FortiGate unit
Setting up an administrator account for
monitoring firewall activity and basic
maintenance
Enhancing FortiGate Security
Creating a local DNS server listing for internal
web sites and servers
Assigning IP addresses according to a MAC
address using DHCP
Setting up the FortiGate unit to send SNMP
traps
Troubleshooting by sniffing packets (packet
capture)
Advanced troubleshooting by sniffing packets
(packet capture)
Creating, saving, and using packet capture
filters (sniffing packets from the web‑based
manager)
Debugging FortiGate configurations
Quick reference to common diagnose
commands
WiFi Networking
Using security policies and firewall objects to
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Limiting employees’ Internet access
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policy
Arranging security policies in the correct
order
Allowing DNS queries to only one approved
DNS server
Extending AirPlay and AirPrint
communication through a FortiWiFi unit
Advanced FortiGate installation and setup : Assigning IP addresses according to a MAC address using DHCP
Assigning IP addresses according to a MAC address using DHCP
Problem
Ensure that certain users or PCs always have the same IP address when the FortiGate unit assigns addresses using DHCP.
This feature can be used to ensure that certain users can always connect to the network, or to track Internet usage by IP address even if IP addresses are
assigned automatically by the FortiGate DHCP server.
Solution
If you have an existing DHCP server enabled on the FortiGate unit, enable IP reservation within the DHCP service settings and then add the MAC
addresses of PCs that you want to always get the same IP address.
1 Go to System > Network > DHCP Server and Edit the DHCP server.
2 Select IP Reservation and select Create New and add a MAC IP address pair:
IP 10.10.10.18
MAC Address 00:13:72:38:6a:39
The IP must be within the range defined by the DHCP server.
If the PC is already connected and has acquired an IP address from the DHCP server,
you can set get its MAC address and IP address by selecting Add from DHCP Client
List. When the list appears, select the PC from the list and select Add To Reserved.
Results
The PC will always acquire the reserved IP address from the FortiGate DHCP server.
Verify that the PC has acquired the correct IP address by viewing its IP configuration or status. For example, from a command prompt, you may be able to
enter the command ipconfig/all.
From the FortiGate web‑based manager, go to System > Monitor > DHCP Monitor to view the list of PCs that are using the DHCP server to acquire IP
addresses. The PC with the reserved address will appear with an R next to the address.
If you do not see the PC in the DHCP Monitor or if the “R” icon is not visible, you may
need to either restart the PC, or renew its IP configuration.
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network users (static source NAT)
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network with multiple Internet addresses
(dynamic source NAT)
Dynamic source NAT without changing the
source port (one-to-one source NAT)
Dynamic source NAT using the central NAT
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internal network when you only have one
Internet IP address
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protected network when you only have one
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protected network when you have an IP
address for the web server
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a FortiGate unit
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addresses
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