- 1. FortiOS 6.4 What's New (Overview)
- 2. What's New in FortiOS 7.0
- 3. IPsec VPN with FortiClient
- 4. How to Purchase or Renew FortiGuard Services (6.0)
- 5. Site-to-Site IPsec VPN
- 6. Rack Mount Sliding Rail Installation
- 7. Setting up WiFi with FortiAP
- 8. VIP Port Forwarding (5.4)
- 9. SSL VPN Web/Tunnel Mode
- 10. Traffic Shaping Limiting Bandwidth
- 11. FortiOS 6.2 GUI Tips and Tricks
- 12. Setup SSL VPN with MFA: Tunnel & Web modes
- 13. High Availability Setup
- 14. Cookbook - Redundant Internet
- 15. Redundant Internet with SD-WAN
- 16. Manage FortiSwitch with FortiGate, FortiOS 5.4
- 17. Cookbook - Basic Firewall Policies
- 18. Basic Setup Video for FortiAuthenticator
- 19. User & Device Authentication
- 20. Virtual Domains in FortiOS 5.4.
- 21. Basic FortiAP Setup - Managed by FortiOS 5.4
- 22. Device MAC Access Control
- 23. Basic Setup Video for FortiMail
- 24. How to Install FortiClient EMS 6.0
- 25. Cookbook - Blocking Facebook
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High Availability Setup
In this video, you’ll learn how to setup a secondary backup FortiGate unit to provide redundancy if the primary FortiGate unit fails. This setup is called High Availability, or HA, and improves network reliability. First, you’ll connect the backup FortiGate unit to a previously installed FortiGate to form a high availability HA cluster. The FortiGate Clustering Protocol (FGCP) is used for enhanced reliability and performance. To test failover, you’ll disconnect the primary FortiGate to simulate the primary going down. HA Heartbeat monitoring ensures that the backup FortiGate unit will then become the primary unit. Visit Fortinet's documentation library at http://docs.fortinet.com or our video portal at http://video.fortinet.com. Best viewed in 1080p.