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IPSEC VPN - Palo Alto to Fortigate ( Forti behind a NAT )

IPSEC VPN - Palo Alto to Fortigate ( Forti behind a NAT )


Hello community, as always thank you for your collaboration.


I understand that it is feasible, I have not had to do it, but I understand that it is possible to do the following.

Scenario:

-Palo Alto Firewall Static Public IP directly connected to PA Interface.

-Firewall fortigate behind traditional Modem/Route/OTN almost domiciliary with Dynamica public IP but with private IP in

its WAN interface of the fortigate.


I.e.:

PaloAlto-Untrust-Interface-Static dedicated Public IP=======Internet=====VPN-Site-to-Site=============Dynamic-IP-traditional-Internet-Modem-ISP=====NAT===Private WAN IP Fortigate.


I can set up a Site to Site VPN tunnel between a Palo Alto FW with dedicated static public IP coming directly to the AP against a Fortigate firewall behind a traditional ISP modem/router/nat.


Is it feasible to realize this IPSEC tunnel, that is stable, operates correctly ?


What aspects, configurations, settings, etc. should I consider when making this configuration?


Thanks as always for the collaboration, good vibes and for all the advice and your time in answering.


Greetings and very attentive to your comments.

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Reaper
Reaper
Nov 15, 2023

If the forti does not have an ID option, you can indeed use the private IP address as the peer ID on the Palo



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