How to configure IPSec VPN between a CradlePoint router and a Fortinet router

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1 How to configure IPSec VPN between a CradlePoint router and a Fortinet router Quick Links - Summary - Requirements o Products Supported o Firmware Version o Assumptions - Network Topology - Configuration o CradlePoint Configuration o Fortinet Configuration Summary This article presents an example configuration of a Policy-Based site-to-site IPSec VPN tunnel between a Series 3 CradlePoint router and Fortinet router. Requirements Products Supported AER2100, MBR1400v2, IBR11x0, IBR6x0 and the MBR1200B Click here to identify your router. Firmware Version for information on upgrading firmware, click here. Assumptions CradlePoint model AER2100, MBR1400, IBR11x0, IBR6x0, or MBR1200B. Fortinet router with 5.0 or newer (Example used is FortiWiFi 60D). Static publicly routable IP addresses on both the CradlePoint and Fortinet router.

2 Network Topology

3 Configuration Configuration Difficulty: Intermediate CradlePoint Configuration: 1. Log into the router's Setup Page. For help with logging in please click here. 2. Click on Internet and select VPN Tunnels from the drop-down menu. 3. Under VPN Tunnels click Add.

4 4. Enter a Tunnel Name. 5. Enter a Pre-Shared Key. 6. Click Next.

5 7. Under Local Networks click Add and enter the CradlePoint's LAN that you want to be accessible across the tunnel. 8. Click Next.

6 9. Enter the Remote Gateway which is the WAN IP of the Juniper. 10. Under Remote Networks click Add and enter the Juniper's LAN that you want to be accessible across the tunnel. 11. Click Next.

7 12. Select the desired IKE Phase 1 parameters. CradlePoint recommends AES-256 encryption, SHA1 hash, DH Group 1, and IKE Phase 1 key lifetime of Click Next.

8 14. Select the desired IKE Phase 2 parameters. CradlePoint recommends AES-256 encryption, SHA1 hash, and DH Group 1, and Phase 2 key lifetime of Click Next.

9 16. Configure Dead Peer Detection to your preferences. CradlePoint recommends keeping this setting enabled. 17. Click Finish.

10 18. On the Tunnel Summary screen, review the settings and make sure they are correct. 19. Click Yes to create the tunnel.

11 20. Under VPN Tunnels click Enable VPN Service. Fortinet Configuration: The Fortinet product in this example is the FortiWiFi 60D 21. On the Fortinet, go to VPN > IPsec >Auto Key (IKE). Select Create Phase 1. Set IP Address to the IP of the Branch FortiGate, Local Interface to the Internet-facing interface, enter a Pre-shared Key and select Security Proposal that match the CradlePoint s settings.

12 22. Go to Firewall Objects > Address >Addresses. Create a local address. Set Type to Subnet, Subnet/IP Range to the HQ subnet, and Interface to an internal port. 23. Create a remote LAN address. Set Type to Subnet, Subnet/IP Range to the Branch subnet, and Interface to the VPN Phase 1.

13 24. Return to VPN > IPsec >Auto Key (IKE). Select Create Phase 2, set it to use the Phase 1, and click Advanced. Set the correct Phase 2 security proposal, enable Autokey Keep Alive and Auto- Negotiate. Select Source address as the Local LAN and Destination address as the Remote LAN. 25. Go to Policy > Policy > Policy. Create a policy for outbound traffic. Set Incoming Interface to the internal port, Source Address to the Local LAN, Outgoing Interface to the VPN Phase 1, and Destination Address to the Remote LAN.

14 26. Create a second policy for inbound traffic. Set Incoming Interface to the VPN phase 1, Source Address to the Remote LAN, Outgoing Interface to the internal port, and Destination Address to the Local LAN. 27. Go to Router > Static > Static Routes. Create a route for IPsec traffic, setting Device to the VPN Phase 1. If the Router menu is not visible, go to System > Config > Features to ensure that Advanced Routing is turned on.