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Fortimanager VM cdb check error

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
September 14, 2022
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Hello,

We have Fortimanager(FM) VM v6.2.5 with Fortianalyzer(FAZ) enabled and it has been working fine for a quite a long time. Recently we started having all sorts of trouble with it. Disabling FAZ solves the issue with FM but we need to have FAZ. Upon doing DB checks I see the following

FMG-VM64 # diagnose cdb check adom-integrity
General updating - adom FortiCarrier ... An error has occured: runtime error 0: invalid value
General updating - adom xxxx... An error has occured: runtime error 0: invalid value
General updating - adom yyyy... An error has occured: runtime error 0: invalid value
General updating - adom root ... An error has occured: runtime error 0: invalid value
General updating - adom Global ... An error has occured: runtime error 0: invalid value
If the update check returns an error, please contact Fortinet Support for assistance.

Can't find anything online on how to fix it. Updating to v6.2.9 did not resolve the problem. Any suggestions on how to fix it?

Fortimanager

Anthony_E

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Hello alfortiuser,

Thank you for using the Community Forum.

I will seek to get you an answer or help. We will reply to this thread with an update as soon as possible.

Regards,

Best Regards

alfortiuserAuthor

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Thank you Anthony.

Anthony_E

Staff

Hello alfortiuser,

No problem at all, I am sorry you are facing such issue and I will not stop until we do not find a solution for you :)!

May I maybe, ask you to try the version 7 of FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer?

It could help for fixing the issue.

Meanwhile, I continue to look for an answer.

Regards,

Best Regards

alfortiuserAuthor

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I need to address some pending changes before I can attempt to upgrade. Some additional info. The console output returns "No space left on device".

While I am not seeing any issues via cli

Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs                 4037400    374168   3663232   9% /
none                   4037412         0   4037412   0% /dev
none                   7507456         0   7507456   0% /dev/shm
none                     65536        20     65516   0% /tmp
/dev/sda1               503752    139392    364360  28% /data
/dev/mdvg/mdlv       397902844  26365104 371521356   7% /var
/dev/mdvg/mdlv       397902844  26365104 371521356   7% /drive0
/dev/mdvg/mdlv       397902844  26365104 371521356   7% /Storage
/dev/loop0                8887        97      8278   1% /var/dm/tcl-root

FMG-VM64 #
FMG-VM64 #
FMG-VM64 #
FMG-VM64 # execute lvm info
LVM Status: OK
LVM size: 380GB

Disk1 : Used 80GB
Disk2 : Used 300GB

Anthony_E

Staff

Hello,

Thank you fo these informations.

I will help to find a solution.

Regards,

Best Regards

Anthony_E

Staff

Hi!

So a FortiManager expert told me to process like that:

" This needs further troubleshooting

we need to open a second ssh and execute the following command

# di de app securityconsole 255
# di de en

In any case, he is inviting you to open a ticket if needed.

Regards,

Best Regards

alfortiuserAuthor

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Thank you. Running these commands return no output with and without FAZ enabled. And I am not able to open a ticket on FMG.

At this point we do not care about FAZ data. Can i just reinstall FMG and do restore from backup. Any special instructions?

Anthony_E

Staff

Hello,

Ok, I will then come back to him and give you his answer.

Regards,

Best Regards

Anthony_E

Staff

Hello alfortiuser,

I had an answer :):

"yes it is possible to perform a backup of the config or a snapshot on your vm and then re-install the backup or the snapshot."

Hope it will help :)!

Regards,

Best Regards

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