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I have a Fortinet running in a DC, I am looking at setting up vDOM's (I should have done at the start I know), I have a single internet presentation with 6 IP's into our untrust switch. &nbsp;Can I setup two vDOM's that share the same WAN link? &nbsp;The presentation would be two separate lines from the untrust switch but the WAN gateway would the same in each vDOM. &nbsp;I don't want to use a gateway router as I have seen in one of the cookbooks.<br />
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This setup is close but specifies two separate ISP's - <a href="http://cookbook.fortinet.com/vdom-configuration-54/" rel="ugc">http://cookbook.fortinet.com/vdom-configuration-54/</a>
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I have a Fortinet running in a DC, I am looking at setting up vDOM's (I should have done at the start I know), I have a single internet presentation with 6 IP's into our untrust switch.  Can I setup two vDOM's that share the same WAN link?  The presentation would be two separate lines from the untrust switch but the WAN gateway would the same in each vDOM.  I don't want to use a gateway router as I have seen in one of the cookbooks.

This setup is close but specifies two separate ISP's - http://cookbook.fortinet.com/vdom-configuration-54/

Fortigate - vDOMs and WAN access

I have a Fortinet running in a DC, I am looking at setting up vDOM&#39;s (I should have done at the start I know), I have a single internet presentation with 6 IP&#39;s into our untrust switch.  Can I setup two vDOM&#39;s that share the same WAN link?  The presentation would be two separate lines from the untrust switch but the WAN gateway would the same in each vDOM.  I don&#39;t want to use a gateway router as I have seen in one of the cookbooks.

This setup is close but specifies two separate ISP&#39;s - http://cookbook.fortinet.com/vdom-configuration-54/

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