Installing and Configuring Fortinet VM in VMware Workstation

For excrement I was try to paly with office firewall but I felt it is risky then I found the vm version of the firewall

So I have tried to install it on VM and I am sharing it here now.

Firstly, install VMweare workstation

Then I have downloaded the firewall image from Fortinet web site, if you need it I can share it with you.

After open the VM get the image OS to it

And select only one Ethernet interface for it

Also verify the Ip address of the VMware interface to adding the IP to firewall image

User name is admin and use blank for for password

So we can configure the port now

Show system interface

Config system nterface

Edit port1

Setip 192.168.12.200/255.255.255.0

Set allowaccess http https ssh ping fgfm telnet

End

Then open your browser and tyrp the Ip

You can log to your firewall VM now

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