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IPSEC SITE-TO-SITE VPN FORTIGATE <-> FRITZ!BOX

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Last time I had some struggle to connect a FRITZ!Box (7530AX, but should be the
same for all newer models) to a Fortigate.

The starting situation is as follows:
Home/Local Site: IP 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 (/24), Static IP, Public hostname
xxx.home.com
Remote Site: IP 172.31.1.0/255.255.255.0 (/24), Static IP 1.2.3.4

I had found several tutorials but most of them are outdated or did not match my
requirements. So I took some time (several hours) to find out the right settings
needed.

Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate on 29/10/2023 by Ti.


GPG-SIGNING-KEY UPDATE FOR REPO APT.ITEAS.AT

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For everyone who uses our apt repo apt.iteas.at please be aware that the GPG-Key
was updatet.

The new key:
https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?search=ba662621da69f38c443f147c23cae45582eb0928&fingerprint=on&op=index

Delete the old key and import the new one with ID 23CAE45582EB0928

For instructions also see: https://apt.iteas.at/

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 11/01/2023 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.9.8

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OpenFortiGUI 0.9.8 is out now!

This is the changelog from version 0.9.5 to 0.9.8

Changes:

 * Update openfortivpn core to version 1.18.0
 * Add VPN profile option to trust all Fortigate gateway cert hashes
 * Add basic Barracude VPN support (only one concurrent connection, requires
   barracudavpn binary)
 * Check main file writeable, option to disallow insecure certs (thanks
   @omershv)
 * Allow certificate-only connection (thanks @dmlambea)

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 06/10/2022 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.9.5

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OpenFortiGUI 0.9.5 is out now!

Changes:

 * Update openfortivpn core to version 1.17.0
 * Add new VPN config options for seclevel1 and min-tls
 * Various bugfixes/enhancements

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 01/09/2021 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.9.4

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OpenFortiGUI 0.9.4 is out now!

Changes:


– Show various error messages to user (auth failed, connection failed/timeout,
…)
– Add persistent mode option to VPN profiles which reconnects automatically on
disconnects
– Update openfortivpn core to version 1.16.0+
– Various bugfixes/enhancements

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 01/04/2021 by Ti.


TINYOTP 0.2.0

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TinyOTP 0.2.0 released to public!

TinyOTP was used internally already for some time to provide easy access to OTP
tokens, especially useful if you need to access services very often that need
OTP verification.

Maybe its useful for you too, have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 23/01/2021 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.9.3

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OpenFortiGUI 0.9.3 is out now!

Changes:
– Added spanish language (thanks cristhiansecheverry)
– Update openfortivpn core to version 1.15.0
– Various bugfixes/enhancements

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 12/10/2020 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.9.0 AND UBUNTU 20.04 SUPPORT

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OpenFortiGUI 0.9.0 is out with stable builds for Ubuntu 20.04!

Changes:
– New OTP features: otp_prompt_string, otp_delay (both from openfortivpn),
always ask for OTP token option, otp enhancements
– Update openfortivpn core to version 1.14.0
– Enables SUDO Preserve-Env fix for affected OSes automatically (only
Ubuntu/Debian)

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 15/05/2020 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI AND UBUNTU 20.04 STATUS

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Hi,

i know a lot of you are waiting for Ubuntu 20.04 builds of OpenFortiGUI. I have
now setup the new buildserver so far and a first build of OpenFortigui
available. Please keep in mind these are developement builds directly from git
master branch and not really tested.

I still made a quicktest of this build and it is working so far on my test VM.
You can find the dev builds here:
https://apt.iteas.at/iteas-dev/pool/main/o/openfortigui/
My tested build:
https://apt.iteas.at/iteas-dev/pool/main/o/openfortigui/openfortigui_99.9.1057-1_amd64_focal.deb

Important: You must enable the checkbox “SUDO -E Option – SUDO Preserve Env.” in
your OpenFortiGUI main preferences or your VPNs will not work.

I will work on a solution to autodetect the running OS and switch on this flag
automatically, help is welcome. Otherwise just enjoy this new build. A new
“stable” release will coming soon.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 26/04/2020 by Ti.


OPENFORTIGUI 0.8.2

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OpenFortiGUI 0.8.2 is out!

Changes:
– Implement msg system for better error handling
– Adjust VPN startup to better handle user interaction
– Update openfortivpn core to version 1.11.0+

Have fun.

You can find the download and details on the project page.

This entry was posted in Firewall, Fortigate, Linux, News and tagged Firewall,
Fortigate, Linux on 01/02/2020 by Ti.


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