How to set up your FortiWAN
Web UI and CLI Overview
import: Import the configurations of NAT, Multihoming and Virtual Server
import
Type
import
[Enter] to import the configurations of NAT, Multihoming and Virtual Server to FortiWAN. You have to
manually input the configuration in text after the command prompt “
import>
” line by line.
Example:
> import
Please enter configuration. terminate with a line constaining exactly:
1) 'apply' to apply, or
2) 'abort' to abort.
import> nat {
import> wan-array {
import> wan@1 {
import> rule-array {
import> rule { #1
import> source 10.10.10.55-10.10.10.77
import> destination 10.12.10.55-10.12.10.70
import> translated 10.12.104.232
import> }
import> }
import> }
import> }
import> }
import> apply
Start to apply configuration of nat...
Settings are applied for page Service -> Nat
>
Type
abort
in command prompt
import>
to leave the prompt any time. Please refer to the exported configurations
(displayed by command
export
or saved via Web UI. See "Configuration File" in "
") for the import
format.
init_reports_db: Set Reports database to factory default
init_reports_db
Set FortiWAN's Reports database to factory default. All the report data will be deleted. Please make sure the database
is backed up if it is necessary (See "
").
jframe: Enable jumbo frames to support specified MTU size for FortiWAN's LAN ports
jframe show
Get the port number and the MTU size of FortiWAN's LAN ports
jframe set <port> <mtu>
Enable jumbo frames on the LAN port by specifying a MTU size that is larger than 1500.
<port>
:
The port# of LAN port, such as port1, port2...and etc.
<mtu>
:
The MTU size.
Note that applying for Network Setting resets the MTU on LAN ports to 1500.
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FortiWAN Handbook
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