Technical Tip: Private encryption feature removed from some FortiGate devices starting v7.6.3
| Description | This article describes that the command 'execute private-encryption-key' and the global command 'private-data-encryption' are removed from all the non-TPM devices starting from v7.6.3. |
| Scope | FortiGate v7.6.3 and above. |
| Solution | The output below is before v7.6.3, where the private encryption feature is included in the FortiGate models.
FortiGate-40F # execute private-encryption-key
From v7.6.3 onwards, all the models that do not have TPM (Trusted Platform Module) will not be able to use the command 'execute private-encryption-key'.
FortiGate-40F # execute private-encryption-key command parse error before 'private-encryption-key'
To check if the FortiGate has a TPM, use the following command: 'diagnose hardware test tpm'.
If the command does not give an output and throws an error, that means the FortiGate model does not have TPM.
FortiGate-40F # diagnose hardware test tpm command parse error before 'tpm'
Also, the global setting 'set private-data-encryption' has been removed.
FortiGate-101F # config system global
This change has been made to ensure that the private encryption feature is not included in the model that does not have a TPM. |