Questions: what can I do to see what the Fortigate is sending to the ISP? If it is or not sending the password. And the TP-Link didn't need any special setting.
Because I change the patchcord to the TP-Link and it connects in a few seconds. So, I know that, in some way, the Forti is sending wrong credentials to my ISP.
#Ping 0.0.0.0 transmit failure code#
If the Peer-ID/Password pair received in a Authenticate-Request is not recognizable or acceptable, then the authenticator MUST transmit a PAP packet with the Code field set to 3 ( Authenticate- Nak), and SHOULD take action to terminate the link. So, in the second yellow line it receives an Authetication_Nak.
#Ping 0.0.0.0 transmit failure password#
Or if it is not sending the password at all. I don't know if it is sending it but the debbuging is not showing it. But also "Passwd-Length" and "Password".īut I don't see "Passwd-Length" nor "Password". It says that Fortigate should be sending "Peer-ID Length" and "Peer-Id". PPP recv: LCP Termiate_Request id(2) len(4) PPP send: LCP Termiate_Request id(2) len(44) PPP recv: PAP Authentication_Nak id(1) packet_len=27, message_len=22 PPP send: PAP Authentication_Request id(1) peerid(len=8, *MyUser*) PPP recv: LCP Configure_Ack id(1) len(14) PPP send: LCP Configure_Ack id(1) len(18)
PPP recv: LCP Configure_Request id(1) len(18) PPP send: LCP Configure_Request id(1) len(14) I have tried to debbug the interface and this is what I have obtained:
So I configure Fortigate's WAN interface in PPPoE mode, with user and password. And actually, I use a TP-Link Archer C1200 as domestic router. I have my ISP's ONT with port 1 in bridge mode. I'm trying to connect it to Internet at home. I have a Fortigate 60e v6.4.1 build1637 (GA) that I want to use for practicing for my NSE4 exam.
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