System Configurations Optimum Route Detection
Model/Max Bandwidth : The model and Max. bandwidth of the slave.
Serial Number : The serial number of the slave.
Uptime : The time the slave has been up and running.
State : he "State" is always being “Slave”.
Note1: Connections may exceed 100 when FortiWAN is started, but will return to normal in a while. This happens
because FortiWAN sends out ICMP packets to test the network.
Note2: Once HA becomes active, settings of master unit will be synchronized to slave unit automatically.
WAN Link State
[WAN Link State] shows you the number of WAN links enabled and their current status. The number of WAN links
available for each FortiWAN may vary depending on models. In [WAN Link State], each WAN link is color-coded to
indicate its status. See the color-coding scheme below:
l Green: Active WAN link
l Blue: Backup WAN link
l Red: Failed WAN link
WAN Link State
WAN : Enabled WAN Link.
State : Current connection status.
IPv4 / IPv6 Address :
The IPv4 or IPv6 address of the WAN port (See "Configuring your WAN").
Note
The notes for the WAN link (See "Configuring your WAN").
See also
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FortiWAN in HA (High Availability) Mode
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LAN Private Subnet
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Configuring your WAN
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Reports
Optimum Route Detection
[Optimum Route Detection] serves to optimize connection between multiple ISPs, enabling users to access optimum
route and to maximize WAN efficiency. From this UI, administrators configure [Static IP Table] and [Dynamic Detect]
settings to detect the optimum route. FortiWAN then checks network connection status with ICMP and TCP packets,
calculates by optimum route algorithm, and finally determines which WAN link is the optimum route.
Optimum Route Policy:
Options for optimum route detection
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