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FortiGate-7000F Handbook

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Default configuration for traffic that cannot be load balanced

Default configuration for traffic that cannot be load balanced

The default configure load-balance flow-rule command contains the recommended default flow rules that control how the FortiGate 7000F handles traffic types that cannot be load balanced. All default flow rules identify the traffic type using the options available in the command and direct matching traffic to the primary FPM (action set to forward and forward-slot set to master). The default flow rules also include a comment that identifies the traffic type. Most of the flow rules in the default configuration are enabled and are intended to send common traffic types that cannot be load balanced to the primary FPM.

The default configuration also includes disabled flow rules for Kerberos and PPTP traffic. Normally, you will only need to enable these flow rules if you know that your FortiGate will be handling these types of traffic.

Note

Starting with FortiOS 7.0.13, you can find text files containing the FortiGate 7000F default flow rules in the same folders as firmware images on the Fortinet Support Download Firmware Images page by selecting the FortiGate-6K7K product.
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Default configuration for traffic that cannot be load balanced

The default configure load-balance flow-rule command contains the recommended default flow rules that control how the FortiGate 7000F handles traffic types that cannot be load balanced. All default flow rules identify the traffic type using the options available in the command and direct matching traffic to the primary FPM (action set to forward and forward-slot set to master). The default flow rules also include a comment that identifies the traffic type. Most of the flow rules in the default configuration are enabled and are intended to send common traffic types that cannot be load balanced to the primary FPM.

The default configuration also includes disabled flow rules for Kerberos and PPTP traffic. Normally, you will only need to enable these flow rules if you know that your FortiGate will be handling these types of traffic.

Note

Starting with FortiOS 7.0.13, you can find text files containing the FortiGate 7000F default flow rules in the same folders as firmware images on the Fortinet Support Download Firmware Images page by selecting the FortiGate-6K7K product.
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