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Fortinet – The Power to Secure
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FortiManager Cookbook Video Add Model Device Wizard (Part Two)
FortiManager Cookbook Video Add Model Device Wizard (Part Two)
3 Things You Don’t Know About Fortinet
3 Things You Don’t Know About Fortinet Fortinet’s Kendra Krause talks BYOD, mobility and security….
Security Threat Landscape – October 2012
Our monthly discussion of security issues for IT pros has Keith Shaw from IDG Enterprise chatting with Derek Manky, North American threat researcher for Fortinet. This month, we jump into Windows 8 security features worth looking at, why it’s probably better to upgrade from an earlier Windows version, and what’s going on with the near-field communications hack of the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone.
Secure Wifi Access with FortiGate
With this video, you’re going to learn how to secure your FortiGate unit’s wifi networks, allowing only authorized users to access the network and the web. Securing your network will prevent unwanted traffic, and allow you to monitor and track usage from client devices, by using DHCP to assign each one a unique IP address.
Dual Internet connections to your network
With this video, you’re going to learn how to set up your FortiGate unit to receive two simultaneous redundant connections from two Internet Service Providers. Having redundant connections can protect you from outages or traffic overloads, and the FortiGate unit will automatically switch to the second connection if the first fails, and when the first connection is restored it will automatically take over again. If both connections are working properly, they will share the load.
Fortinet Fast & Secure May 2012, Las Vegas, NV
The Fortinet Fast & Secure Event
Inserting a FortiGate unit without changing the network configuration (Transparent mode)
In this example procedure, you will add a FortiGate unit to an existing network without changing the configuration of the network. The network is connected to the Internet using a router that performs NAT.
Fortinet Demo on Demand- Rick Basille and Richard Stiennon
Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT-HARVEST, LLC, interviews, Rick Basille, Fortinet Sr. System Engineer.