![]() ![]() Ok, first lets create our address object. Create firewall policy allowing that client in.Create group/portal matching in SSL Settings.Create a specific portal if needed just for this user.Create a user object either local, or LDAP/Radius. ![]() Setup Address object that you need the device to get – For this example 10.200.253.241.Have LDAP or Radius integration already setup if you are specifically using that.Setup SSL VPN (Should be already done if you are trying this).SO, in this example I have a Scan gun that needs to have a specific IP every time it connects. I am using a local account on the firewall in this example, but it would work with an AD users without issues – you would just have to map the user directly and not use groups. I have read there are very neat ways to do it through FortiAuth, or Radius options – but Here I am just doing all Fortigate configuration. This is not overly simple as it seems it should be. I needed to have a specific SSL VPN client to always have the same IP address. ![]()
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