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The persistent WiFi connection is a site to site connection with the sole purpose of extending the LAN backbone. I don't think I can break that connection easily.
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The persistent WiFi connection is a site to site connection with the sole purpose of extending the LAN backbone. I don't think I can break that connection easily.

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You do not need to break it.<br />
Just add the new fortigate and the corresponding IP as default gateway for your equipments in Buiulding B.<br />
Or do i miss something ?
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You do not need to break it.
Just add the new fortigate and the corresponding IP as default gateway for your equipments in Buiulding B.
Or do i miss something ?

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The &quot;creative&quot; part lies more in <a href="http:#a40402468" rel="ugc">http:#a40402468</a>&nbsp;then in <a href="http:#a40402301" rel="ugc">http:#a40402301</a>, so I would have expected to get more points :(
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The "creative" part lies more in http:#a40402468 [http:#a40402468] then in http:#a40402301 [http:#a40402301], so I would have expected to get more points :(

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Sorry Olemo...I didn't change the routing table
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Sorry Olemo...I didn't change the routing table

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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have a customer that has two buildings connected with Wi-Fi and one subnet 192.168.0.x. &nbsp;Building A has the WAN circuit and Building B has to go over the Wi-Fi to get internet. They want to put a new WAN circuit into Building B and add another FortiGate to go out to the internet but still maintain the Wi-Fi LAN. Can I do this without having to re-subtnet &nbsp;Building B? Can I deploy multiple Gateways without creating any problems?
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Hello Experts,

I have a customer that has two buildings connected with Wi-Fi and one subnet 192.168.0.x.  Building A has the WAN circuit and Building B has to go over the Wi-Fi to get internet. They want to put a new WAN circuit into Building B and add another FortiGate to go out to the internet but still maintain the Wi-Fi LAN. Can I do this without having to re-subtnet  Building B? Can I deploy multiple Gateways without creating any problems?

Multiple Gateways on one subnet

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Windows Networking

Hardware-based firewalls provide more sophisticated protection for inbound and outbound traffic than the simple Windows software firewall or the basic NAT firewalls found in routers. These devices implement techniques such as stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection, and content filtering; and may include built-in antivirus and anti-malware protection.