#4: FortiGate: Basic Config of the firewall | VLAN, WAN, DHCP, IPv4 Policies | My Home Network

This video is the number 4 of of our series in which I share with you the installation my new home network. I push basic configurations in the FortiGate which will be my main firewall. These configurations include VLANs, WAN port, DHCP servers, and IPV4 Rules.

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Here are the links to all the devices used in this project (some links are affiliate links):

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[rolandlumbala]

I just got a fortigate to install in our office (RDC Primature), thanks to your fortigate video series I was able to configure it perfectly, I really thank you from the bottom of my heart for your effort you put in so to deliver good quality videos among thousand other videos in youtube.

[TechManG]

You are one of the best youtubers I've seen when it comes to networking tutorials. Very clear, real world examples, showing both gui and cli!
This video is going to help me a ton when my 60F comes in this week. Thanks for all your great work!

[traggerhippie]

Thank you, I've just started a new job, I am used to working with Juniper and Cisco, this video helped me to have a better understanding of the Fortigate CLI and GUI.
Will definately be back for more, like the HA configuration. But thought it would be better to just watch some basics first.

Love your pace oof explaining, at my new job it all goes so fast, it's nice Youtubers like yourself exist to help make more sense of it all after working hours, much appreciated !

[elamaroon]

love this dude for showing actual installs

[ajibolayusuf]

This is as practical as it goes! Thank you!

[mikerautenbach]

Hey Guy, Thank you for your video. You have a really great presentation, makes configuring the Fortigate a pleasure

[samsmith]

It is a great presentation - detailed, clear with a real home plan. I like your voice and the way of explanation. Everything is clear. Goog job, do it further, please.

[aa-jiwi]

One of the best training video i have ever seen.

[BlueKidSwag]

Thank you, that was INCREDIBLY informative. I can use this going into future jobs!

[scottporter]

I usually am never able to stick around on lengthy videos, but man, you're just a natural at teaching and keep it fresh & interesting. I love how you use real life examples, that's extremely helpful and you have a badass home setup! Where is your accent from? DR Congo?

[madaraekouta]

Great Job and awesome contain. im looking forward for the upcomming videos. You're strong

[davidkayahconstancejr.]

I hope to continue with your tutorial to enable me enhance my skills in System Admin. from Liberia 🇱🇷

[hardsray]

comprehensive tutorial. i like it very much !

[rhdtv]

Nice..im looking to potentially switch to the 100 model in our business environment and I was curious about the setup process..

[guysensei]

Thank you so much for the videos. Please put more of fortinet videos.

[prasadpg]

One of the best training video i have ever seen. Thank You very much. Can you please upload the full course training video of NSE4 and

[justing]

This is a very good practical setup. But keep in your DHCP, main interface, and Vlan addressing subnet ranges are fairly large. Which is best with a very large amount of users and appliances. Most users will be operating in a smaller environment so keeping those ranges low would be best.

[audreympp]

Good contents 👌
Thank you for sharing 😊

[fredisaiah]

That's a great video man thanks a lot, I was just tryna your next video where you introduce the switch to the network and adding VLANS to the switch. May I please see that.