System Network Routing table (Transparent Mode)
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To enable web caching for the explicit web proxy
You can enable web caching for the explicit web proxy on FortiGate units that support
WAN optimization and web caching. For more information, see “Web caching” on
page 610.
1 Use the procedure “To enable the explicit web proxy on one or more interfaces” on
page 148 to enable the explicit web proxy
2 Go to WAN Opt. & Cache > Cache and select Enable Cache Explicit Proxy.
3 Select Apply to save your changes.
Web content requested by users using the explicit proxy are now cached by the
FortiGate unit using the WAN optimization web cache.
Routing table (Transparent Mode)
In NAT/Route mode the static routing table is located at System > Routing > Static, but in
Transparent Mode that static routing table is located at System > Network > Routing
Table.
Adding a static route in Transparent Mode
1 Ensure your FortiGate unit is in Transparent mode. For more details see “Changing
operation mode” on page 206.
2 Go to System > Network > Routing Table.
3 Select Create New.
Figure 73: Static routing table - Transparent Mode
Transparent mode route settings
Configuring a static route in Transparent mode
1 Go to System > Network > Routing Table.
2 Select Create New.
You can also select the Edit icon of an existing route to modify it.
3 Enter the Destination IP and netmask.
4 Enter the Gateway IP address.
Create New Add a new static route.
# Position of the route in the routing table.
IP The destination IP address for the route.
Mask The netmask for the route.
Gateway The IP address of the next hop router to which the route directs traffic.
Distance The administration distance or relative preferability of the route. An
administration distance of 1 is most preferred.
Delete icon Remove a route.
View/edit icon Edit or view a route.
Move To icon Change the position of a route in the list.
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