Just like the tag value, you can find these properties in the Azure interface The Azure Fabric connector supports the following filters: Tags are not the only option to filter the address. You can force refresh in Security Fabric > Connectors by clicking the connector Refresh icon. By default, the Fabric connector refreshes every 60 seconds. The warning clears itself once the Fabric connector refreshes. When a dynamic object is created, FortiOS first displays it with a warning that the object is not resolved. Add any Comments or Tags that are applicable.Set the interface to a specific port or leave it at the default any.You can add multiple filters and use logical operators OR and AND to include many or specific devices. From the SDN Connector dropdown list, select the Fabric connector created in Creating an Azure Fabric connector using service principal.From the Sub Type dropdown list, select Fabric Connector Address.From the Type dropdown list, select Dynamic.In the Name field, enter the desired name.As instances that match the filter appear in the environment, changes are propagated to the firewall policies that use the address object.Ĭonfiguring one of these addresses is similar to configuring any other address object, but with a few different options.When changes occur to addresses in the Azure environment, the Fabric connector populates and updates the changes automatically based on the specified filtering condition so administrators do not need to reconfigure the address’s content manually.The address contains address(es) within the Azure instance that are running. The address or address group is used for source/destination of firewall policies.To confirm that you successfully configured the connector, you must have a Fabric connector address. Sending FortiGate logs for analytics and queries SAML SSO login for FortiOS administrators with Azure AD acting as SAML IdPĬonfiguring SAML SSO login for SSL VPN web mode with Azure AD acting as SAML IdP Uploading Remote_sites.txt to a storage accountĬonfiguring integration with Azure AD domain services for VPNĬonfiguring FortiClient VPN with multifactor authentication Security Fabric connector integration with AzureĬreating an Azure Fabric connector using service principalĬreating a Fabric connector using a managed identityĮnabling managed identities on Azure during deploymentĮnabling managed identities on Azure after deploymentĬonfiguring the managed identity on the FortiGate-VMįabric connector in Azure Kubernetes (AKS)Ĭonnecting a local FortiGate to an Azure VNet VPNĬonnecting a local FortiGate to an Azure FortiGate via site-to-site VPN Running PowerShell to deploy FortiGate-VMĭeploying FortiGate-VM on regional Azure cloudsĭeploying FortiGate-VM from the marketplaceĮnabling accelerated networking on the FortiGate-VM
Deploying FortiGate-VM from a VHD image fileĭeploying FortiGate with a custom ARM templateīootstrapping the FortiGate CLI at initial bootup using user dataīootstrapping the FortiGate CLI and BYOL license at initial bootup using user dataĭeploying FortiGate-VM using Azure PowerShell