Hi,
Q: we can have multiple filtering policies applied at a time because one of these is domain users they would overlap?
Ans: Firewall policies will work on top to down order list. If the first policy will match with the source, destination, services etc then it will not check any other policies.
I am not sure, how are you going to configure the AD authentication? But the best method as SSO (Single Sign-on).
https://docs.fortinet.com/uploaded/files/1675/providing-Single-Sign-On-for-Windows-AD-with-a-FortiGate.pdf
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-01-2017 06:26
From: Paul Woods
Subject: Forigate 300D with 5.4.5 - how do you assign AD groups to security/Web filtering policies?
Hello,
We are configuring our first Fortigate 300D with FortiOS 5.4.5.
We need to know how to assign MS AD groups - we have connected AD to the firewall - to security/Web filtering policies, so we can have multiple filtering policies applied at a time because one of these is domain users they would overlap?
Thanks in anticipation of your help or pointing me in the right direction for documentation,
Paul