Articles tagged with #Fortiweb-cookbook




Fortiweb Cookbook: Most Basic Setup - One website, add HTTPS support, Round Robin load balancing between two physical servers, all protections on Alert only, Host header filtration

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Task: Taking the basic setup a step further, let's enable HTTPS protocol between clients and Fortiweb for the yurisk.com. Solution. Step 1. Create certificate signing request (CSR) to use in issuing the SSL certificate. I will use Ubuntu server. It does not have to be a server actually hosting …



Fortiweb Cookbook: Basic setup - adding web site access authentication with local and remote (LDAP) users

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Task: Continuing the Basic setup, we want to protect access to some pages, namely the root document "/" and "/treasure" with username and password. For this we want 2 kinds of users: local created on the Fortiweb, and remote residing in the Active Directory of the company. Even though it is …



Fortiweb Cookbook: Most Basic Setup - One website, HTTP only, Round Robin load balancing between two physical servers, all protections on Alert only, Host header filtration

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Task: publish website yurisk.com, hosted on 2 physical servers: server1 (10.10.10.13) and server2 (10.10.10.14). The site should be available on HTTP only, no HTTPS. Apply preconfigured protection Inline Alert Only. The website's IP address visible to clients is 192.168.13.92. Solution …



Fortiweb Cookbook: content routing based on URL configuration example

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I wrote this step by step walkthrough as an answer for the forum.fortinet.com here https://forum.fortinet.com/FindPost/183028 . This example uses Fortiweb 6.2.2 but the configuration is valid at least starting with 5.x. Problem: You want to route user requests according to the …