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Rashawn Devegowda

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As I step through locking down a new FortiGate 300D, 5.4.1, I've turned on the feature to display Local In Policy for the GUI to look at what services/ports are open by default. Most of what I see makes sense, and matches to either the 5.4 docs, -ports-and-protocols, or to previous versions like

However, local in policy shows UDP 1144 and UDP 3799 as allowed for all ports, including wan ports, and I can't find any information on these ports, except that TCP/UDP 3799 might be used for radius-dynauth (though that doesn't match the RADIUS ports listed in the Fortinet docs). Perhaps they're something related to the new security fabric? Without knowing what these are for I'm uncomfortable leaving them open on wan ports.

Given those uses, you would think that not using those features would leave the ports closed, but that is not the case. For example:- My current configuration has no RADIUS accounting on any interface, and no external (FortiCloud/FortiManager) management so UDP 3799 shouldn't be open on any ports, much less my wan ports, but it is open.- My current configuration is not (yet) set up to work with any FortiAP's (no CAPWAP on any interface, no cloud management of FortiAP's), so UDP port 1144 shouldn't be open on any ports, much less my wan ports, but it is open.

I could see how these ports could be open for certain interfaces IF I enabled external RADIUS or cloud management, or cloud management of FortiAPs, but they really shouldn't be open by default. Having them both open and undocumented is dangerous.

1. At a minimum, these ports should be documented in the list of what ports and protocols the FortiGate uses ( -ports-and-protocols). 2. Do not have UDP 1144 and UDP 3799 open by default on all ports. Expose these services in the GUI, under Network>Interface>Administrative Access, so that only when the FortiOS GUI shows the appropriate Administration Access setting does the Interface have these ports open.

They're doing the same for ports 2000 and 8014 now too. I attempted to make your changes, but the local-in web policy view still shows the ports as accept, even when I set the interfaces to match any.

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