Fortinet FortiGate 2200E Managed FortiGate Service (NOC), 5-Year (FC-10-F22HE-660-02-60)

Enterprise firewalls at the FortiGate 2200E’s scale often carry more change volume than an internal team can staff around the clock. The FortiGate 2200E 5-Year Managed FortiGate Service (FC-10-F22HE-660-02-60) hands that operational load to Fortinet’s own Network Operations Center: device setup, ongoing network configuration, and policy change management, delivered 24×7 for the full five-year term. It is a subscription license only, no hardware included, and it activates electronically on an existing FortiGate 2200E anywhere in the world.

What the Managed FortiGate Service covers

This is Fortinet’s own MFGS offering, not a third-party MSSP wrap. Over the five-year term, Fortinet NOC Operations and NOC Engineering staff handle:

• Initial device setup: base configuration of the FortiGate 2200E following Fortinet security best practices, so the appliance goes into production correctly the first time.
• Network configuration: interface, routing, and connectivity changes carried out by Fortinet engineers rather than an internal team fitting it in between other duties.
• Policy change management: firewall policy, NAT, and rule-base updates processed under an ITIL-aligned change process, which keeps a large 2200E rule base from drifting into an unmanaged state.
• 24×7 global coverage: Fortinet runs this service from data centers spanning North America, EMEA, and APAC, so change windows and incident response are not limited to one time zone.

The service is delivered under SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified operations, which matters for organizations that need to document how firewall changes are controlled for their own compliance obligations.

Who runs the 2200E this way

The FortiGate 2200E sits in the high-end segment, built for data center and campus-core deployments where firewall policy changes happen often and the cost of a misconfiguration is high. Teams that adopt this service typically fall into one of three situations: a security team stretched thin across many appliances and no dedicated 24×7 staff, an organization that wants a documented, auditable change process on its core firewall, or a site where the in-house team prefers to own strategy and incident escalation while Fortinet’s NOC absorbs the routine configuration workload. It is not a replacement for FortiCare hardware/software support or FortiGuard security subscriptions on the 2200E; it is an operations layer added on top of them.

Activation and delivery

As a subscription license, FC-10-F22HE-660-02-60 has no physical component to ship. After purchase, delivery is electronic and DataCenter360.ca typically issues activation within 0 to 1 business day. Fortinet’s NOC team then works with you to onboard the FortiGate 2200E into their management process; because this is licensing rather than hardware, it applies the same way regardless of where the appliance itself is physically located.

Managed service vs. security subscriptions on the same 2200E

It is worth being precise about what this SKU does and does not include. FortiGuard security services (IPS, anti-malware, web/DNS filtering, and the UTP or Enterprise bundles that combine them) protect traffic passing through the FortiGate 2200E. FortiCare support tiers (Premium or Elite) cover hardware RMA and technical assistance. The Managed FortiGate Service is separate from both: it is Fortinet staff performing the day-to-day setup and change work on the device itself. Most organizations running this service on a 2200E also carry an Enterprise or UTP security subscription and a FortiCare support tier alongside it, since the three cover different layers of operating the firewall.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

DataCenter360.ca issues this license as an authorized Fortinet Select Partner, with the activation key delivered electronically after checkout. Since it is a five-year commitment on a high-end platform, our team can confirm the FortiGate 2200E’s current support and subscription status before you order, so the managed service term lines up with what else is already active on the appliance. Reach out before purchase if you want that check done first, or order directly if the term and coverage already match your plan.