u/DarkAlman

Providing guest wifi to an indoor track at a gym.

APs all around the perimeter, signal coverage is excellent.

Have the SSID setup as a bridged VLAN with Layer 3 roaming enabled (and isolated to its own guest network subnet obviously)

The Layer 3 roaming test is successful, but users are reporting as they walk around the track listening to streaming audio it disconnects and reconnects on them.

Wondering what else I can check

I've got this gut feeling I've fixed a similar problem to this before but I can't remember what I did.

Customer is migrating to a Fortinet firewall and we are porting over their SBC (Ribbon brand).

We have a 1:1 NAT setup for the device with a dedicated WAN IP.

• VIP for inbound
• IP Pool with single WAN IP for outbound

Device sends and receives calls just fine, but call transfers get dropped.

Has anyone connected an NSA firewall to a Cisco switch with Cisco DACs?

Need to know if I can reuse cables or have to order fiber transceivers

EDIT:

They are on the compatibility list, so we are moving forward

https://www.sonicwall.com/support/knowledge-base/supported-sonicwall-and-3rd-party-sfp-and-sfp-modules-that-can-be-used-with-sonicwall-nsa-series/kA1VN0000000Otd0AE

We had a hard power outage over a week ago and our snapshot replication job (NAS to NAS) seems to be stuck 90%.

I got to reboot the NAS and it complains that a snapshot is running and warns it may cause data loss.

Is there a process to get the snapshot process unstuck?

Should I just reboot?

I have a ticket in with support

Damon was famously dumped by Williams while he was champion.

Apparently Frank had decided to replace him with HHF long before that, but any insight as to why Frank wanted him gone?

He had been runner up in the championship multiple times by then, the performance was clearly there.

Was it just a pay dispute? or was there a personal conflict? or?

Been running v13 for a while now. The console performance was always slow and seems to only be getting worse.

On boot it can take upwards of 15 minutes for the web services to start, and it takes a few more minutes after that before the console will start to respond and log in.

Once in it's slow and clunky.

Any performance tips?

Is this everyone? Is Veeam working on this?

We have 2 internet connections terminated to our firewall with spare IPs, and SD-WAN is already configured outbound for load-balance/failover.

We have a specific outbound service (SMTP) that we want to attach to a dedicated outbound IP address.

Setting an outbound NAT policy with an IP Pool was easy enough, and that's working, but we only have it setup for one of the internet connections at the moment.

How can we set this up with a dedicated outbound IP for each internet connection and have it failover if the main internet connection goes offline? (active/passive)

Getting this error on a brand new Hyper-V host.

7/11/2026 9:06:35 PM :: Unable to allocate processing resources. Error: On-host proxy [SERVERNAME] requires upgrade before it can be used.

Host doesn't show a need to upgrade the on-host services.

Services version numbers match a healthy host.

I restarted the services, removed and re-add the services, even removed and re-added the host to Veeam but same error.

Any ideas?

Have to wait for Monday to put in a ticket.

Trying to configure the dedicated management port on our firewall to be accessible from another subnet. We need to apply a couple static routes for the interface to route to a downstream layer 3 switch. But when we try to apply the routes the required commands don't appear to exist in the CLI?

The mgmt port is effectively default other than us having changed the IP address on it. It isn't in its own VDOM or anything, but my understanding is that Fortinet by default treats the MGMT port as it's own VRF so it has it's own dedicated routing table? or is that untrue?

Found this in the documentation to apply static routes to MGMT interface but the command set device mgmt doesn't exist in the CLI?

config router static
   edit 0
        set dst <destination-ip/subnet>
        set device mgmt
        set gateway <management-gateway-ip>
    next
end

What are we missing here?

Taking over an SMB that has all their IP cameras exposed directly to the web. Not going to leave it that way obviously.

Typically I'd move the cameras to their own isolated network and force users to VPN in to access, but the owner is being stubborn.

The boss insists on being able to access the cameras on demand from his cellphone, but also came to us to beef up their security because he got hacked. You can't have it both ways dude...

There's a VPN client for his phone, but before I go down that route wondering if anyone has any other tricks of the trade for dealing with remote access for cameras and NVRs in SMB?

Currently running a pair of older Cisco SMB switches with 24x 10gb ethernet that we are looking at replacing.

Looks like they've discontinued these switches and there's no equivalent in the C1200/C1300 range...

What has everyone been using for 10gb Ethernet switches?

Do we need to go up to enterprise class switches now? that's going to blow our budget.

Was re-listening to The Fragile in the car today and thinking that the Day the World Went Away is said to be about Trent's reaction to his grandmothers death (who raised him after his parents divorce)

The lyrics to me are about getting that phone call that you know will happen but you never want to get.

I just realized the vocalizations at the end are "Nana"

Struggling to get our fortilink switches to be able to see our servers for RADIUS + NAC.

We've added firewall policies from Fortilink > servers LAN to allow the traffic but we can't SSH to the switches and the switches can't see or ping any of the servers.

Are we missing something basic here?

It feels like the Fortigate refuses to route traffic in and out of the fortilink subnet by default.

Fixed: The interface for the Fortilink isn't available as an option in the GUI, it's only available in cmdline. What appears as '_default Fortilink' in the gui isn't the actual Fortilink interface.

As the title says, what's your favorite superstition in IT?

Don't speak the servers name... it can hear you and will start acting up.

User is reporting getting disconnected from NetExtender ever 10-15 minutes. Client reconnects automatically.

Client is latest version.

Firewall log shows his session as constantly active for the past 200 minutes.

His internet seems ok, constant ping test shows no drops.

NetExtender Log on the client shows disconnect and reconnect events, but just gives a generic error.

Anyone else run into this?

Back in the day I remember having to disable IPv6 on the network adapter but that was ages ago and older version.