Mount Kit
1 Drill template
2 Self-tap anchors and long screws
2 Small assembly screws (FEX-20D)
USB Extension Cable
(FEX-20D only)
2 Micro/Nano to Mini
SIM card adapter sets
(FEX-40D only)
Power Adapter
(Optional Accessory)
Antennas
(FEX-40D only)
Initial Setup and Installation
1. Connect the device to the network.
2. Assemble the hardware.
3. Configure the device.
4. Mount the device.
QuickStart Guide
* Images are a representation of items in the box.
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Basic Connections
LAN/POE
Optional Power
Connection
1. Connect the modem or SIM card:
FEX-20D: Insert your 3G/4G modem into the USB port on the device either directly or
using the provided USB extension adapter.
FEX-40D: Insert your 3G/4G LTE SIM card(s) into the ports labeled SIM1 and SIM2.
2. Insert the provided Ethernet cable into the LAN/POE port on the device.
3. Insert the other end of the Ethernet cable into the PoE LAN port on your FortiGate
appliance. FortiGate and FortiExtender must be on the same subnet.
4. Optionally, if you are not using PoE, connect the device to a power outlet using the
optional power adapter.
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Assembly
FEX-20D
1. Insert a supported 3G/4G modem
into the USB port on the device either
directly or using the provided USB
extension adapter.
2. Attach the cover:
a. Insert the front tabs.
b. Align the front lip.
c. Tilt back and secure the cover with
two machine screws.
Warning: Adequate grounding must be provided to the PoE injector of the
FortiExtender unit if required, in compliance with your local electrical code or
regulations.
This device complies with IEEE 802.3af PoE specification. Do not use a PoE injector
that is not IEEE 802.3af compliant as it might damage your device.
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Note: For the latest FortiExtender USB modem compatibility matrix please visit:
1. Remove the dust cover that protects the SIM ports and fits over the antenna posts.
2. Insert your 3G/4G LTE SIM card(s) into the SIM ports. A Micro/Nano to Mini SIM card
adapter is provided. Observe these guidelines:
• If you install one SIM card, it can be inserted in either SIM port.
• If you install two SIM cards, SIM1 is the primary port and SIM2 is the secondary.
3. Press the SIM card in slot 1 as primary and slot 2 for backup link. Press again to
remove.
4. Reattach the cover and then attach the antennas.
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Configuration
Conguring an IP address
After you have connected the FortiExtender network interfaces, the device automatically
attempts to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server. If you do not use DHCP, you can
configure a static IP address.
To configure a static IP address:
1. Use a network cable to connect the FortiExtender WAN/POE port to the Ethernet port
of your laptop.
2. Configure the laptop to be on the same subnet as FortiExtender by changing the
laptop IP address to 192.168.1.1 and the netmask to 255.255.255.0.
3. Open the laptop web browser to the default FortiExtender web UI address
http://192.168.1.2.
4. In both the username and password fields, type admin and press Enter.
5. Go to Network Configuration.
6. For address mode, select Static.
7. Specify the IP address, netmask, and gateway; and then click APPLY.
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Updating FortiExtender rmware
You can find the version of the installed firmware on the FortiExtender web UI home page.
Fortinet periodically updates FortiExtender firmware. Check the Fortinet Customer Service
& Support website at https://support.fortinet.com to see if updates are available. If the
support site firmware download page shows a newer version than the one displayed on
the FortiExtender web UI home page, read the release notes and download the firmware.
To install and boot the new firmware:
1. Go to Firmware Upgrade.
2. Select Extender.
3. Use the controls to browse, select, and
upload the firmware file.
When you click the upload icon (up arrow),
the file is uploaded and the upgrade is
initiated. A green success message is
displayed when the process is complete.
4. Click RESTART NOW to boot the newly
installed firmware.
Updating SIM rmware (FEX-40D)
The firmware installed in the factory supports AT&T and Verizon 3G/4G LTE SIM cards.
If you have a SIM card for a different ISP, you can use the FortiExtender CLI or web UI to
update the firmware. Check the Fortinet Customer Service & Support website to see if a
firmware package is available for your ISP’s SIM card.
Before you begin:
You must download the appropriate firmware to your laptop. Depending on the package
you download and the instructions from your ISP, you might need to install a firmware file,
a carrier provisioning file (PRI), or both.
To install and boot the new firmware:
1. Go to Firmware Upgrade.
2. Select SIM1 Firmware or SIM2
Firmware to update the firmware for
respective slot.
3. Use the controls to browse, select,
and upload the firmware file.
When you click the upload icon (up
arrow), the file is uploaded and the
upgrade is initiated. A green success
message is displayed when the
process is complete.
4. Select SIM1 PRI or SIM2 PRI to
upload the carrier provisioning file for
the respective slot.
5. Click RESTART NOW to boot the
newly installed firmware.
Note: You can also use the CLI to upgrade FortiExtender firmware, or you can
upgrade a FortiGate-managed FortiExtender unit from the FortiGate management
web UI. For details, see the FortiExtender release notes.
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