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  • July 3, 2015
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i'm using fortigate 200D in my network and want to do some rules to our groups

I decide to make restricted Internet access to certain groups in particular Time.

does it need to be synced with our Time Zone Area?   (specially in daylight saving)

 

and other question is

how can i increase admin TTL?

when i login to console after 15 min it will disconnect from web console and i must login againg

is there anyway to increase this time?

 

Regards

    Best answer by gschmitt

    If you use time specific policies the device should know the correct time or it will execute them at the wrong times.

     

    Simply go to System > Dashboard > Status and in the System Information Widget (If not present add it using the +Widget button) select [Change] next to the System Time

     

    Select your correct time zone and hit OK.

    If your device has no internet access you can either use Set Time to manually adjust it or use the Synchronize with NTP Server > Specify option to select an internal NTP Server.

     

    You can adjust the Idle Timeout for Admin Session at System > Admin > Settings and increase the Idle Timeout

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    gschmitt
    gschmittAnswer
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    July 3, 2015

    If you use time specific policies the device should know the correct time or it will execute them at the wrong times.

     

    Simply go to System > Dashboard > Status and in the System Information Widget (If not present add it using the +Widget button) select [Change] next to the System Time

     

    Select your correct time zone and hit OK.

    If your device has no internet access you can either use Set Time to manually adjust it or use the Synchronize with NTP Server > Specify option to select an internal NTP Server.

     

    You can adjust the Idle Timeout for Admin Session at System > Admin > Settings and increase the Idle Timeout

    ede_pfau
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    ede_pfau
    SuperUser
    July 3, 2015

    hi,

     

    times in a schedule are compared to the local clock of the Fortigate. In order to have schedules which match your office time you need to

    [ul]
  • set the Fortigate's local time correctly
  • set the correct timezone of your location[/ul]

    Usually you set a timeserver (NTP server) to keep the Fortigate's time accurate. Fortinet supplies their own NTP server as default (at least in the newest FortiOS versions).

    The timeserver will set the FGT's time back and forth as DST demands so you don't have to look after that.

     

    Second question: admin timeout

    You set this in the GUI, "System">"Admin">"Settings", "Idle timeout". Numeric value in minutes.

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