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Hi,<br />
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I think you ask for guidance on how to set up a Radius accounting proxy. Read up on the <a href="https://help.fortinet.com/fauth/5-4/Content/Admin%20Guides/5_4%20Admin%20Guide/700/701_RADIUS_accounting_proxy.htm" rel="ugc">admin guide</a>. <br />
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Hi,

I think you ask for guidance on how to set up a Radius accounting proxy. Read up on the admin guide [https://help.fortinet.com/fauth/5-4/Content/Admin%20Guides/5_4%20Admin%20Guide/700/701_RADIUS_accounting_proxy.htm].

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How to configure Radius accounting forwarding to Fortinet &nbsp;firewall .
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How to configure Radius accounting forwarding to Fortinet  firewall .

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