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Similar to the recently added Aggregate (LAG) support, we now also support Redundant Interfaces (read more about it here:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.7/administration-guide/567758/aggregation-and-redundancy).
The configuration is similar to the Aggregate, except that we use
redundantparameter (instead ofaggregate) to identify the Redundant Interface in the device profile:The Redundant Interface itself is identified by setting
redundantto 'true'. Apart from that, it is configured as any other L3 interface (e.g. it can be WAN-facing or LAN-facing, there can be additional VLAN interfaces defined on top of it and so on).The Redundant members are identified by setting their role to 'lag_member'. They must also set their parent to the name of the Redundant Interface.
Example (here two physical interfaces internal1 and internal2 form a Redundant Interface called
redundant_lan):