Technical Note: How to securely send firewall configuration files to FortiConverter engineering
Description
FortiConverter customers may need to send their firewall configuration files to FortiConverter engineering in order to resolve conversion logic errors.
Customers may securely send these files using Fortinet’s SFTP service.
The same service can be used to retrieve private builds that fix conversion logic, if required.
This account has certain restrictions therefore it is recommended to use a SCP client to transfer files. For Windows users, Putty provides a suitable client, pscp.exe.
Customers may securely send these files using Fortinet’s SFTP service.
The same service can be used to retrieve private builds that fix conversion logic, if required.
This account has certain restrictions therefore it is recommended to use a SCP client to transfer files. For Windows users, Putty provides a suitable client, pscp.exe.
Solution
Connection details to upload a file
Server ftp.apsecure.com
Port 2222
User fcon-incoming
Password incoming
Create a zip archive with a name that is unique to your case (for example, your FortiConverter serial number).
.\pscp.exe -P 2222 fcon0123456789.zip fcon-incoming@ftp.apsecure.com:.
Connection details to download a file
Server ftp.apsecure.com
Port 2222
User fcon-outgoing
Password outgoing
Obtain the file name to retrieve from Engineering (for example, fcon-build-0123456789.exe).
.\pscp.exe -P 2222 fcon-outgoing@ftp.apsecure.com:fcon-build-0123456789.exe .
Connection details to download a file
Server ftp.apsecure.com
Port 2222
User fcon-outgoing
Password outgoing
Obtain the file name to retrieve from Engineering (for example, fcon-build-0123456789.exe).
.\pscp.exe -P 2222 fcon-outgoing@ftp.apsecure.com:fcon-build-0123456789.exe .
