On Fortigate, it is TCP Session timeout, as far as I know.
With regards, Ivica
On Wed, Nov 9, 2022 at 2:09 PM Simon Matter wrote:
> > You have to set timeout on Fotinet device for protocol you need. Example
> > for Oracle SQLNet protocol, Fortigate CLI:
> >
> > config system session-ttl
> > set
This seems like a VPN is the right solution.
On 11/8/2022 5:46 PM, Vieri Di Paola
wrote:
Hi,
There are hosts in my LAN behind a Shorewall FW that need to keep
Oracle connections alive (tcp 1521) with other hosts that are behind a
remote Fortinet Fortiguard
> You have to set timeout on Fotinet device for protocol you need. Example
> for Oracle SQLNet protocol, Fortigate CLI:
>
> config system session-ttl
> set default 3600
> config port
> edit 1521
> set protocol 6
^
This one is clear, TCP.
> set timeout 28800
^^
B
You have to set timeout on Fotinet device for protocol you need. Example
for Oracle SQLNet protocol, Fortigate CLI:
config system session-ttl
set default 3600
config port
edit 1521
set protocol 6
set timeout 28800
set end-port 1521
set start-port 1521
next
end
end
With regards, Ivica
On Wed, Nov
On Wed, Nov 9, 2022 at 8:15 AM Simon Matter wrote:
>
> > The Fortinet admin has set the following in his FW:
> >
> > set protocol 6
> > set timeout 28800
> ^
> What's this value exactly?
I don't have access to a Fortinet Fortigate system right
> Hi,
>
> There are hosts in my LAN behind a Shorewall FW that need to keep
> Oracle connections alive (tcp 1521) with other hosts that are behind a
> remote Fortinet Fortiguard FW.
>
> The Fortinet admin has set the following in his FW:
>
> set protocol 6
> set timeout 2880
Hi,
There are hosts in my LAN behind a Shorewall FW that need to keep
Oracle connections alive (tcp 1521) with other hosts that are behind a
remote Fortinet Fortiguard FW.
The Fortinet admin has set the following in his FW:
set protocol 6
set timeout 28800
set
