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Form Factor | Desktop |
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Firewall Throughput | 150 Mbps |
Virtual Domains (VDOMs) | 5 |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Power Supply | External AC adapter |
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Provides an overview of the document's content, structure, and conventions.
Lists additional resources and documentation for further information.
Information on how to contact Fortinet for customer service and technical assistance.
Details operating temperature, storage, humidity, and air flow requirements for installation.
Highlights important safety precautions and warnings before installing the unit.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the power supply and network cables.
Explains the two operating modes: NAT/Route and Transparent, and their use cases.
Provides methods for connecting to the FortiGate for configuration and administration.
Covers interface configuration, DNS settings, and default routes for NAT mode.
Steps to configure IP addresses and netmasks for FortiGate interfaces.
Procedures to switch the FortiGate unit from NAT mode to Transparent mode.
Steps to configure DNS server settings for network name resolution.
Guidance on creating firewall policies to control network traffic flow.
Instructions on how to back up the FortiGate configuration for safekeeping.
Procedures to restore a previously backed-up FortiGate configuration.
Optional configurations to enhance firewall control and system management.
How to set the system date and time accurately for scheduling and logging.
Groups settings to tailor network protection levels for different traffic types.
Defines rules for controlling network traffic, including source, destination, and action.
Configuration for preventing malicious files and scanning incoming traffic for viruses.
Options for setting the modem to redundant or standalone operational modes.
Detailed settings for modem configuration, including dial-up accounts and timeouts.
Instructions for configuring modem settings via the Command Line Interface.
Where to download the latest firmware images and release notes from the support site.
Procedures for upgrading, downgrading, or reverting firmware via the web interface.
Methods for managing firmware using the Command Line Interface, including upgrades and reverts.
Steps to restore a previous configuration after firmware installation using CLI commands.
Instructions for backing up and restoring configuration files using a USB key.
Feature to automatically update configuration and firmware on system reboot via USB.
Part of the procedure to test firmware by loading it from a TFTP server.
Part of the procedure to test firmware by running it with the current configuration.