Top products from r/fortinet
We found 8 product mentions on r/fortinet. We ranked the 7 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Cryptography For Dummies
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Used Book in Good Condition
Show Reddit reviews2. UTM Security with Fortinet: Mastering FortiOS
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Blocks 100% of annoying bright LED lights on electronics and appliances in the home, office, or car.Easy to use, just peel and stick.Package contains over 100 black assorted LED covers.Does not leave any sticky residue when you remove them.LightDims Black Out Edition allow you to get quality sleep w...
Show Reddit reviews4. Ubiquiti Unifi Ap-AC Lite - Wireless Access Point - 802.11 B/A/G/n/AC (UAPACLITEUS), White
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Ubiquiti Networks networks Unifi AC Lite AP Wi-Fi 802.222.4 GHz Speed : 300 Mbps, 5 GHz Speed : 867 Mbps
Show Reddit reviews5. NavePoint 12U Wall Mount Network Server 600mm Depth Cabinet Rack Enclosure Glass Door Lock
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Dimensions: 25.25"H x 23.63"W x 23.63"D130 pound weight capacitySturdy welded frame structureRails with cage nut style boltingFits Standard 19" rack-mount equipment
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As others have said, go 5.6.x instead of 6.0.x. Your switches will need to be at 3.6.8 (not 6.0.x).
Your company or your customer has to give you the ability to create support tickets with Fortinet. That's just a requirement.
I wouldn't worry about the NSE 3 training. Everything below NSE 4 is pretty non-technical.
Check out Fortinet's own forum as well.
I realize its gigantic, but reading through the FortiOS Handbook can really help. It's a little dated, but if you wanted a quicker intro to Fortinet mindset and configs, UTM Security with Fortinet is good. Just realize it was written a couple versions back.
What else you focus on really depends on what else you need to implement. For example:
I'd recommend putting your interfaces in zones, even just a single interface, and only creating security policies for the zones. Makes changing things later much easier.
If you've got specific things you're working on, the forums are great places to get pointers.
Good luck!
Really hard to follow what you're saying but I assume you're looking for a non-fortigate branch router thats cheap and good enough for a few devices per branch.
Fortinet 30E hardware only without licenses can be purchased for ~$300.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HOOBAZ8
If you already use Fortinet this will keep things simple due to the configuration being the same.
If you need cheaper look at Netgate, Cisco Small Business (RV320), Ubiquiti Edge Router, Mikrotik.
There doesn't seem to be any SKU. Here's the link to the product.
I just want the AV, IPS and etc. definitions to be updated to the most recent version available at the time of purchase. I won't even turn those features on for the wired subnets as I have extremely strict content filtering rule needs, however I may turn it on for the wireless subnet but that doesn't constitute a year's worth of subscription. Having them updated at time I get a hold of the equipment should only be the norm.
Having the ability to be able to update the firmware within 1 year from purchase should also be the norm.
You're probably looking for something like this, which has been a lifesaver for me. There's also variations that don't block all the light but dims it significantly.
Maybe something like: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FKOWB9S
They're slow readers