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Guys,<br />
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We have an FG 40c unit with 2 WAN's.<br />
Now I can make all the clients browsing the internet from each line separately, while the other interface is administravly shut down, but after playing a while with the policies and static routes, for some reason I cannot force the Exchange to get to the world from WAN1, when WAN2 is active and applied to all the other users.<br />
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What am I missing? <br />
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Thanks in advance
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Guys,

We have an FG 40c unit with 2 WAN's.
Now I can make all the clients browsing the internet from each line separately, while the other interface is administravly shut down, but after playing a while with the policies and static routes, for some reason I cannot force the Exchange to get to the world from WAN1, when WAN2 is active and applied to all the other users.

What am I missing? 

Thanks in advance

Fortigate 40c - 2x WAN's (Fix IP + DHCP) - how to add the Exchange to send mails from WAN1 only?

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