A quiet workspace for the people who actually maintain firewalls. Fill a short checklist — get clean, paste-ready FortiOS CLI in the right order. No marketplace. No model guessing. No detour.
config vpn ipsec phase1-interface
edit "HQ-to-BRANCH"
set interface "wan1"
set ike-version 2
set proposal aes256-sha256
set remote-gw 203.0.113.42
next
end
config firewall policy
edit 0
set name "LAN → BRANCH"
set action accept
next
endYou already know what the policy should look like. The slow part is hunting through an old ticket, an internal wiki, and three confusingly named runbooks just to remember the exact CLI order.
ConfigWing skips that. Pick the wizard, answer a handful of fields, and get a clean block of FortiOS you can read top-to-bottom, paste in full, and explain to whoever owns the change window.
Built by network engineers who got tired of doing the boring half of the job twice.
Every wizard is hand-written from configs that run in production. No model hallucinations, no `set magic-flag enable` surprises.
Saved interfaces, address objects and IP ranges live in your workspace. Never shared, never used to train anything.
Same checklist, same CLI — every time. Diff-friendly output that survives a code review and an audit.
No onboarding tour. No mandatory tutorial. Open the wizard, answer the fields, copy the output.
IPsec, SSL VPN, firewall policy, VLAN, SD-WAN, hardening — ten of the tasks you actually run every week.
Plain fields, sensible defaults, your saved interfaces and IP ranges already in the dropdowns.
Production-grade FortiOS CLI in the right order. Review the diff, paste, done.
No fluff, no half-finished modules. Vote on what comes next from inside the app.
“Half my job was finding the right CLI snippet from last quarter. Now it's three fields and a paste.”