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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
0 39 xe14 port4 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 40 xe15 port5 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 41 xe16 port6 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 42 xe17 port7 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 43 xe18 port8 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 44 xe19 port9 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 45 xe20 port10 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 46 xe21 port11 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 47 xe22 port12 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 48 xe23 port13 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 49 xe24 port14 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 50 xe25 port15 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 51 xe26 port16 25000 10000 NP#0-5 0 52 xe27 port17 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 57 ce7 port18 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 53 ce6 port19 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 67 ce9 port20 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 61 ce8 port21 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 75 ce11 port22 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 71 ce10 port23 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 83 ce13 port24 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 79 ce12 port25 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 91 ce15 port26 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 87 ce14 port27 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 99 ce17 port28 100000 100000 NP#0-5 0 95 ce16 -------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------- ---------- ------------ NP Port:Name Switch_id SW_port_id SW_port_name ------ --------- ---------- ------------ np0_0 0 5 ce0 np0_1 0 9 ce1 np1_0 0 13 ce2 np1_1 0 17 ce3 np2_0 0 21 ce4 np2_1 0 25 ce5 np3_0 0 115 ce21 np3_1 0 111 ce20 np4_0 0 107 ce19 np4_1 0 103 ce18 np5_0 0 123 ce23 np5_1 0 119 ce22 ------ --------- ---------- ------------ * Max_speed: Maximum speed, Dflt_speed: Default speed* SW_port_id: Switch port ID, SW_port_name: Switch port name The command output also shows the maximum and default speeds of each interface. The integrated switch fabric distributes sessions from the data interfaces to the NP7 processors. The six NP7 processors have a bandwidth capacity of 200Gigabit x 6 = 1200 Gigabit. If all interfaces were operating at their maximum bandwidth, the NP7 processors would not be able to offload all the traffic. You can use NPU port mapping to control how sessions are distributed to NP7 processors. You can add LAGs to improve performance. For details, see Increasing NP7 offloading capacity using link aggregation groups (LAGs). The FortiGate-4400F and 4401F can be licensed for hyperscale firewall support, see the Hyperscale Firewall Guide. Interface groups and changing data interface speeds FortiGate-4400F and 4401F front panel data interfaces are divided into the following groups: ha1, ha2, aux1, and aux2 port1 - port4 port5 - port8 port9 - port12 port13 - port16 All of the interfaces in a group operate at the same speed. Changing the speed of an interface changes the speeds of all of the interfaces in the same group. For example, if you want to install 25GigE transceivers
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