Outgoing Interface: Acreto-ECO-1 (Primary Tunnel).Incoming Interface: Select LAN interface.In the next window, configure policy route setting as below:.To configure the policy route, Go to Network > Policy Route.Configure Policy Route on FortiGate for Traffic from LAN to Acreto. Interface: Acreto-ECO-2 (Acreato-secondary-tunnel).Repeat the step to configure a static route for the secondary tunnel.Interface: Acreto-ECO-1 (Acreato-primary-tunnel).In the next window, configure the static route as below:.Select Acreto-ECO-2 Tunnel interface and click on Edit. Repeat the step to configure IP on the secondary tunnel interface.Select Acreto-ECO-1 Tunnel interface and click on Edit Any dummy/unused IPs can be used for interfaces. This step is required for policy routing to work. We will use Acreto-ECO-2 as the name of a secondary tunnel in this article. Repeat the above steps for the creation of a secondary tunnel.
Configure Secondary Tunnel on FortiGate with Acreto Secondary EcoSystem Encryption: AES 128 Authentication: SHA512.Encryption: AES 128 Authentication: SHA256.Delete all proposals except two as below: Pre-shared Key: enter the pre-shared key.Expand Advance Option and configure as below:.In the next window, give the primary tunnel name and click on Custom and click on Next.From Create New drop-down menu, select IPsec Tunnel In FortiGate, go to VPN > IPsec Tunnels.Configure Primary Tunnel on FortiGate with Acreto Primary EcoSystem
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