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no need to root it if you have a decent "router" stack. fortigates can re-route even hard-coded IPs to internal services ;-) i am sure others can too, i just k
by genewitch 2y ago
no need to root it if you have a decent "router" stack. fortigates can re-route even hard-coded IPs to internal services ;-)
i am sure others can too, i just know we had to use the fortigate to fix a hard-coded IP that was breaking something. i think it was a fog device, even.
- Epa095 2y agoDo you know if this works with any vacuums? I would assume they used https and would notice that man-in-the-middle attack.
- genewitch 2y agoI am not an expert network engineer so i asked the one that manages the fortigate: > it'll work for whatever ports or application you want since it's a layer 7 firewall