Fortinet FortiADC 2200F User manual

FortiADC 2200F
QuickStart Guide

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This guide covers: FAD-2200F, FAD-2200F-DC
November 07, 2022
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2x Power Cables
(AC models only)
1x Ethernet Cable
1x Console Cable
(DB9 to RJ45)
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QuickStart Guide
FortiADC 2200F
Contents - FAD 2200F
Optional SFP Transceiver Modules
FN-TRAN-SFP+SR, 10 GE SFP+ transceiver module, short range with SFP+ and SFP/SFP+ slots
FN-TRAN-SFP+LR, 10 GE SFP+ transceiver module, long range with SFP+ and SFP/SFP+ slots
1x Accessory Kit
(2x Rails, 2x Rail Screws,
4x Rubber Feet, 2x Rackmount Ears)
2x DC Connectors
(DC Models only)
Front Panel - FAD 2200F
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3
4
5
Management Port (RJ45) GE device management, default IP is 192.168.1.99
HA (RJ45) GE high availability port
Ports 9 to 20 (SFP+)10 GE SFP+ slots
Ports 1 to 8 (SFP) GE SFP slots
Green: Link established at 1 Gbps
Flashing Green:Transmitting data at 1 Gbps
Amber:Link established at 100 Mbps
Flashing Amber: Transmitting data at 100 Mbps
Off: No link established
Green:Link established at 10Gbps
Flashing Green: Transmitting data
Off: No link established
1
2
Power Supply Alarm
Amber: Power supply failure
Off: Normal operation
System LED Indicators
CONSOLE (RJ45) port for serial port management
USB (USB A x2) USB 3.0 server port
Power Supply Fan Alarm
Amber: Fan failure
Off: Normal operation
Hard Disk Alarm
Flashing Red: Data activity
Off: Normal operation
System Power Indicator
Green: Power on
Off: Power off

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Rear Panel - FAD 2200F
CAUTION/ATTENTION
SHOCKHAZARD. DISCONNECT ALL POWER SOURCES.
RISQUED’ÉLECTROCUTION. DÉBRANCHEZ TOUTES LES
SOURCESD’ALIMENTATION.
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Power Supply Indicator
Power Alarm Button resets a power supply error
Redundant Power Supplies (x2) 100 to 240V AC, 7-3.5A, 50/60Hz
Power Switch turns the power ON/OFF
4
2
3
1
Green: Power supply operating normally
Flashing Green (1 sec): AC input but in Active-Standby mode
Amber: AC input power failure; second power supply operating normally
Off: No AC input
Rear Panel - FAD 2200F-DC
Power Alarm Button resets a power supply error
Redundant Power Supplies (x2) -48V DC to -60V DC, 20A
Power Switch turns the power ON/OFF
2
3
1
DC Power Supply Indicator
4
Green: PSU operating normally
Flashing Green (1 sec): DC power present but in Active-Standby mode
Amber: DC input power failure; second power supply operating normally
Flashing Amber: PSU warning event
Off: No DC input
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AC Installation
Plug in your device to a power outlet using the provided power cables.
Power Outlet
or UPS
Power Outlet
or UPS
Power Connection
Power Connection
Supplied Power Cable
Supplied Power Cable
Note: We recommend connecting your FortiADC to an uninterruptible power
supply (UPS) in case of a power outage
DC Cable Installation
Plug in your device to a power outlet using the provided DC power cables.
Assemble the power cables using the supplied power connector.
Pin 1 (-)
Pin 2 (+) Pin 2 (+) Pin 3 ( )
Pin 1 (-)Pin 3 ( )
DC PSU1
DC PSU2
Note: Pin 1 is Negative. Pin 2 is Positive. Pin 3 is Ground. Cables and terminal
lugs are not included. The wires are rated between 24-10 AWG.
Note: We recommend connecting your FortiADC to an uninterruptible power
supply (UPS) in case of a power outage
(Power cable assembly)
(Power cable assembly)
DC Power Terminals
DC Power Terminals

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Rack Installation
The supplied equipment is designed for standard 19inch racks. The rails
provided are specially designed for this model.
Rack Stability
Ensure the rack is stable before installing the slide rails and appliance.
• Check that the leveling jacks on the bottom of the rack are fully extended to the
floor with the full weight of the rack resting on the jacks
• For single rack installation, stabilizers should be attached to the rack; for multiple
rack installations, the racks should be coupled together
Support
For video support on installing these slide rails, please visit:
For additional support, please visit:
Appliance Installation
• To avoid personal injury or equipment damage, use a lifting device
• Do not pick up the appliance by the front handles
• Each inner rail has a system lock out tab to prevent the appliance from sliding out,
ensure that it is locked when installing the appliance
• Prevent Electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage by wearing antistatic devices
• Do not place heavy objects on the appliance
What You Will Need
• Philips screwdriver, level & tape measure
• Rack-provided cage nuts and screws
• A lifting device or additional support
• ESD antistatic gear
https://video.fortinet.com
http://support.fortinet.com
Rail Assembly
• The rail kit includes a left and a right rail assembly
• Each rail assembly includes an inner rail, a middle rail, and an outer rail
• The inner rail has locking keyholes used to secure the rail to the appliance
• The inner rail rear end has a lock out tab which slides into the middle rail
• The middle rail is in the outer rail and used to guide the inner rail into the outer rail
• The outer rail has front and rear mounting pins that push into to the rack holes
• The outer rail also has front and rear locking latches to secure the rail to the rack
Inner Rails
Lock Out Tab
Mounting Pins
Release Tab Locking Keyhole
Outer Rails
Locking Latch

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2
2
3
4
5
Slide Forward
Install M4 Shoulder Screw
Unlocked
Locked
Attach the Inner Rails to the Appliance
1. Detach the inner rail from the rail assembly by pressing the lock out tab
2. Place an inner rail against a side of the appliance
3. Align the inner rail keyholes with the appliance pins
4. Slide the rail towards the front of the appliance until the metal clip locks into place
5. For inner rails with 5 keyholes and a chassis with 3 pins and a thread hole, use the
provided M4 shoulder screw to secure the rail to the appliance
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 for the remaining inner rail
Align Rail
Metal Clip
Inner Rail
Inner Rail
Attach the Outer Rails to the Rack
Front Outer Rail
1. Place an outer rail against a side of the rack
2. Align the front outer rail with the front of the rack
3. Push the front outer rail mounting pins into the rack post holes
4. Lock the locking latch to safely secure the front outer rail to the post
Rear Outer Rail
5. Extend the rear outer rail just past the rack post
6. Level the rail and align the mounting pins
7. Push the rear mounting pins into the rack post holes
8. Lock the locking latch to safely secure the rear outer rail to the post
9. Repeat steps 1 to 8 for the remaining outer rail
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Right Rail
Extend Rail
Mount Rail
Lock Latch
Front Rail
Mount Rail
Lock Latch
2
3
4
6
5
7
8
Align & Level

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Install the Appliance
Safety Precautions
1. Check that the inner rails are secured to the appliance
2. Inspect that the rack posts and outer rails are secured and level
Rail Installation
3. Slide the middle outer rails forward until they fully extend and lock into place
4. Using a lifting device, lift the appliance and align the inner rails with the middle rails
5. Slide the appliance and inner rails into the middle rails until there is a stop
System Lock
6. Apply even pressure and slide the release tabs outward while sliding the appliance all
the way into the rack until the system release tabs click and lock into position
7. Use four rack screws (not provided) to secure the appliance to the rack
System Release Button
Inner Rail Metal Clip
Release Tab
System Lock Out Tab
Release Tab
System Lock Out Tab
System Lock Out Tab
Release Tab
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6
7
2
3
4
5
Check Rail Locks
Inspect Posts
Extend Rails
Align Rails
Slide Rails
Deployment
Fully integrate with Fortinet's Security Fabric to optimize network visibility,
load balancing, and user authentication with your new FortiADC.

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Setup Options
Set up your device locally using the GUI or CLI. Choose an option to
complete your setup, then configure your device.
Local Setup
Command Line Interface (CLI)
An alternate configuration tool from the web-based manager that
uses a terminal emulation application to type commands or upload
batches of commands from a text file or configuration script.
GUI
Local Setup
An easy-to-use GUI, compatible with most web browsers.
To minimize scrolling, the screen resolution should be at least
1280 x 1024 pixels.
A
BEthernet Cable
1. Connect Port 1 to the Management Computer using the supplied Ethernet cable
2. Enable DHCP or set the Management Computer’s IP and subnet to:
Static IP Address: 192.168.1.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
3. Visit 192.168.1.99 in a web browser
4. Log in with username admin and no password
5. You can now configure your FortiADC
Management Computer
Port 1
Browse to 192.168.1.99
Username: admin
No Password
GUI
A

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CLI
B
1. Connect the Console Port with a console cable to the Serial Port on the
Management Computer
2. Start a terminal program on the Management Computer and select an available
COM Port using the following default settings:
Baud rate: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: None
3. Log in using username admin and no password
4. You can now configure your FortiADC
Console Port
Serial Port
Console Cable
Basic Settings
Please refer to the admin guide found on docs.fortinet.com for detailed
instruction on configuring your FortiADC.
Basic Network Settings
1. Once you have installed your FortiADC and configured your management interface,
we recommend setting the following:
 Administrative password
 System time and date
 Network interfaces
 DNS
2. Test the connectivity between devices
3. Register your product, if you haven't already
4. Install your license and update the firmware
5. Configure a basic load balancing policy
6. Test the deployment with a load to verify the system behavior
7. Back up your configuration to have as a restore point