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Q3 2022
5 videos
Q2 2022
11 videos
- 1. Deception Technology - FortiDeceptor for IoT/OT Networks
- 2. Configuring FortiVoice iSCSI Storage
- 3. Configuring FortiVoice NFS Storage
- 4. Adding an AD Domain to FortiClient EMS
- 5. Provisioning ZTNA TCP forwarding rules via EMS
- 6. ZTNA Access for SSH and SMB Applications
- 7. FortiNDR GUI Overview Part 2 - ML configuration and detection
- 8. FortiNDR GUI Overview Part 1 - GUI navigation and detection overview
- 9. FortiGate Cloud Premium Introduction
- 10. FortiSASE External Log Forwarding
- 11. Getting Started with FortiClient Cloud
Q1 2022
24 videos
- 1. FortiFone Softclient for Mobile Overview | FortiFone
- 2. What's New in FortiSandbox 4.2
- 3. Using FortiClient to Protect against Ransomware
- 4. Applying Safety and Social Distancing Guidelines within FortiCentral AI-enabled VMS | FortiCentral
- 5. FortiClient Cloud: How to Use an Invitation Code
- 6. What's New in FortiOS 7.2
- 7. Getting Started with FortiFone FON-580 IP Business Phone | FortiVoice
- 8. Getting Started with EMS 7.0: Part 1
- 9. Introduction to EMS 7.0
- 10. Getting Started with EMS 7.0: Part 2
- 11. Using Endpoint Posture Check to Provide Context Based ZTNA Access
- 12. FortiFone for Microsoft Teams
- 13. FortiAnalyzer 7.0 - Fabric View - Asset Dashboard
- 14. Authorizing FortiGate with FortiAnalyzer 7.0.2
- 15. Manage FortiSwitch with FortiGate - FortiOS 7.0
- 16. FortiSIEM Demo: FortiSIEM and FortiDeceptor Integrations
- 17. Configuring Devices for FortiVoice Cloud
- 18. Setting Up FortiMail | Fortinet Product Demo
- 19. Transparent Mode Deployment in FortiMail | Fortinet Product Demo
- 20. Server Mode Deployment in FortiMail | Fortinet Product Demo
- 21. Configuring FortiMail Calendar Sharing | Fortinet Product Demo
- 22. Configuring Archiving in FortiMail | Fortinet Product Demo
- 23. Configuring Active-Passive HA Mode in FortiMail | Fortinet Product Demo
- 24. ZTNA Access Proxy with SAML and MFA using FortiAuthenticator
ZTNA Access for SSH and SMB Applications
The video shows how ZTNA supports SSH and SMB protocols. Now users can access the resources remotely just like they would on an office network: without having to bring up VPN tunnels or any other additional access steps.