You can tighten the security group later.
The next step in the process, Adding network interfaces and elastic IP addresses to the FortiGate-VMs, explains creating additional network interfaces. Assign the rule to all interfaces on both FortiGate-VMs.Add a rule with a source of 0.0.0.0/0 for all traffic types.Click the Create Security Group button.In the AWS console, select Security Groups.To enable management access to the FortiGate-VMs and HA traffic flow, open the security group attached to the FortiGate-VMs:.Repeat the steps for the second VM instance in a second availability zone.Deploy the VM with only one network interface with public IP address assignment enabled.Launch the FortiGate-VM through Elastic Compute Cloud.
Instances smaller than x.large do not support four network interfaces and do not work for this deployment type. Available versions may change.ĭeploying a high availability (HA) pair requires four network interfaces. This example uses FortiGate-VM On-Demand 6.2.1, ami-0439b030915c59e67, on c5.xlarge instances. On the AWS marketplace, find a FortiGate-VM listing and version available for selection.(Optional) Generating sample findings in GuardDutyĪccessing a cloud server using a Fabric connector via VPNĬonnecting a local FortiGate to an AWS VPC VPNĬonnecting a local FortiGate to an AWS FortiGate via site-to-site VPNĭeploying FortiGate-VM from AWS marketplace To deploy the FortiGate-VM from the AWS marketplace: (Connectivity test) Adding an EC2 instance to test automatic populationĬonfiguring an AWS Fabric connector using IAM roles Security Fabric connector integration with AWSĬertificate-based Security Fabric connector integrationĬonfiguring the SDN connector to populate dynamic objects Updating the route table and adding an IAM policy
#FORTIGATE VM AWS VPN WINDOWS#
Setting up a Windows Server in the protected networkĭeploying and configuring FortiGate-VM active-active HAĭeploying and configuring ELB-based HA/load balancingĬreating a security group for the FortiGate-VMĪllocating EIPs for the FortiGate-VM and for public accessĪssigning an IP address to the FortiGate-VMĬreating a second subnet and deploying a second FortiGate-VMĬreating an ELB between the FortiGate-VMsĭeploying FortiGate-VM active-passive HA on AWS within one zoneĭeploying FortiGate-VM active-passive HA AWS between multiple zonesĭeploying FortiGate-VM active-passive HA AWS between multiple zones manually with Transit Gateway integrationĬreating a Transit Gateway and related resourcesĭeploying FortiGate-VM from AWS marketplaceĪdding network interfaces and elastic IP addresses to the FortiGate-VMs Launching the instance with shared FortiGate-VM AMIįortiGate Autoscale for AWS document historyĬreating routing tables and associate subnets Launching the instance using roles and user data
#FORTIGATE VM AWS VPN LICENSE#
FortiCare-generated license adoption for AWS on-demand variantīootstrapping the FortiGate-VM at initial boot-up using user dataĬreating S3 buckets with license and firewall configurations