Howdy spicepeeps!Hopefully this has a pretty straightforward answer.We have a site where for reasons I will not go into there are two gateways to the internet. How to weight the gateways handed out via DHCP.

This option is ideal for when you want to provide secure access to third parties on whose machines who can't install a client. The FortiGate also supports a Reverse Proxy SSL portal that allows you to provide secure access to internal content WITHOUT the need for any client, all you need is a web browser. Your limitation will be based on the number of tunnels your particular FortiGate can terminate. Supported operating systems are Windows, MAC, Linux, Android, IOS, ChromeBookįollow the link above to the 'FortiClient VPN only' option. The paid for version provides full UTM capabilities and you can upgrade at anytime. This option does not exist anymore at the FortiOS level as far as I know, no matter what license you have.You can download the free version of FortiClient and use SSL or IPsec for free.

'10 licenses per Fortigate' you mentioned was in older (up to 6.2) FortiOS versions and it was for MANAGING FCs centrally from the Fortigate firewall directly (pushing policy to FCs, configuring Endpoint checks for FCs etc.), and not using separate EMS server.

It only depends on Fortigate capacity - how many FC clients can it handle CPU and memory-wise.

There is no limit on Fortigate how many VPN clients (IPsec/SSL) can connect to it, in ANy model or version.Starting with FC 6.2 you have to buy EMS license to have the same functionality, but VPN is still free. Forticlient (FC) version up to and including 6.0 was free in ALL functions, not only VPN - but Web FIltering, A/V etc.Forticlient VPN-only functionality (both IPsec and SSL) is free no matter what is the version of either Fortigate or Forticlient.Hi Damian, either I got you wrong, or we are talking about different things.

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