Technical Tip: FortiCare is unreachable
| Description | This article describes how to troubleshoot when FortiCare shows unreachable while assigning tokens to the user. |
| Scope | FortiGate. |
| Solution | Make sure that the unit has a default route configured and has available tokens:
exec ping 8.8.8.8
Output sample: execute ping 8.8.8.8
exec ping directregistration.fortinet.com
execute ping fortitokenmobile.fortinet.com
If this test fails: the problem is DNS related. Try using a different DNS server until this test can resolve.
If using SD-WAN then change the setting to select the outgoing interface based on SD-WAN.
config system fortiguard set interface-select-method sdwan end
If step 2 fails, contact Fortinet Technical Support and post collecting the below output with the exact serial number/s of FortiToken that experiencing the issue.
Run this CLI command in FortiGate CLI or Console in GUI:
diagnose debug reset diagnose debug application forticldd -1 diagnose fortitoken info
Note: If the FortiGate has been configured in Multi-VDOM mode, the management VDOM must have a default route to the Internet and the commands have to be run from the management VDOM context.
For example, in FortiGate-6000F, 7000E, and 7000F series the management VDOM is called 'mgmt-vdom':
FGT-7000 [FIM01] # config vdom FGT-7000 [FIM01] (vdom) # edit mgmt-vdom FGT-7000 [FIM01] (mgmt-vdom) # show router static config router static FGT-7000 [FIM01] (mgmt-vdom) # execute ping 8.8.8.8 FGT-7000 [FIM01] (mgmt-vdom) # execute ping fortitokenmobile.fortinet.com
If the FortiGuard token is being activated from a non-root VDOM, it is essential to configure the root/management VDOM under the 'config system fortiguard' settings. Additionally, the management/root VDOM must have access to the FortiGuard server. Below is the configuration example:
config system fortiguard
Related articles: Troubleshooting Tip: FortiCare unreachable Technical Note: How to change management VDOM from GUI and CLI |
