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I'd recommed to create a virtual interface on the Fortigate and assign the ip address 10.10.12.254 to it. Then create a new firewall route that uses that interface as the source interface.<br />
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Or maybe you just need to change the source interface in your firewall rule.
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I'd recommed to create a virtual interface on the Fortigate and assign the ip address 10.10.12.254 to it. Then create a new firewall route that uses that interface as the source interface.

Or maybe you just need to change the source interface in your firewall rule.

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Thank you. &nbsp;It's helpful.
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Hello,<br />
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I setup a new Cisco small business Wap200 with 2 SSID. &nbsp;The first one for compagny activity on network 10.10.10.0 and the other is the guest &nbsp;wireless Network on 10.10.12.0. &nbsp;VLAN ID are 1 and 2.<br />
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I have no problem with the &nbsp;VLAN 1 (compagny network) but I can not acces to Internet with the Vlan 2. &nbsp;I can ping the router at 10.10.12.254 and I can manage the Fortigate 80c from this network.<br />
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So I created the Firewall adresses for the range 10.10.12.0/255.255.255.0 with names Vlan_2_net and created the policy like this:<br />
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Source Interface: Internal<br />
Source Address: &nbsp; &nbsp; Vlan_2_net<br />
Destination Interface: Wan1<br />
Destination Address: &nbsp;all (the range is 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0)<br />
Schedule: Always<br />
Service: Any<br />
Action: accept<br />
and NAT is enable<br />
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Still no access to Internet (google or pinging 209.85.175.105). &nbsp;What I don't understand?<br />
Thank you!
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Hello,

I setup a new Cisco small business Wap200 with 2 SSID.  The first one for compagny activity on network 10.10.10.0 and the other is the guest  wireless Network on 10.10.12.0.  VLAN ID are 1 and 2.

I have no problem with the  VLAN 1 (compagny network) but I can not acces to Internet with the Vlan 2.  I can ping the router at 10.10.12.254 and I can manage the Fortigate 80c from this network.

So I created the Firewall adresses for the range 10.10.12.0/255.255.255.0 with names Vlan_2_net and created the policy like this:

Source Interface: Internal
Source Address:     Vlan_2_net
Destination Interface: Wan1
Destination Address:  all (the range is 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0)
Schedule: Always
Service: Any
Action: accept
and NAT is enable

Still no access to Internet (google or pinging 209.85.175.105).  What I don't understand?
Thank you!

Fortigate 80c - Vlan setup

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