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TheJaeene
TheJaeene
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April 13, 2017
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FOS 5.6.0 no IPSEC Tunnel Uptime in GUI anymore...

  • April 13, 2017
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anyone else got this "issue" ? [&:]

 

Regards,

 

Jan

    Best answer by TheJaeene

    Hi Justfly,

     

    FortiOS 6.0.x has the "Created" tab in the IPSEC Monitor which is kind of the old "Uptime" Tab.

     

    Regards,

     

    Jan

    3 replies

    g3rman
    g3rman
    New Member
    December 20, 2017

    Right click on the column headings and select "Uptime" from the list.

    FGTuser
    FGTuser
    New Member
    December 20, 2017

    g3rman wrote:

    Right click on the column headings and select "Uptime" from the list.

    Unfortunately it's not there anymore in 5.6.x

    FlavioB
    FlavioB
    New Member
    March 1, 2018

    Hi there. FOS 5.6.3 and still no "Uptime" column. Did anyone ever raise a ticket for this issue?

    Any feedback?

    Thanks,

    Flavio.

    Justfly
    Justfly
    New Member
    January 30, 2019

    Hi Jan

     

    I notice the same issue with 5.6.x version. (Used previously 5.4)

    Uptime is gone and the View in the GUI "IPsec Monitor" is sorted by Phase 1 and all Phase 2 IP's are mentioned in the same row.

    Totally useless for troubleshooting purpose (e.g to notice that a particular Phase 2 session did not come up)

     

    I opened a case to Fortinet to clarify this.

    They told me the View in "IPsec Monitor" will be improved in Version 6.0.x but the Uptime does not come back.

    (unless many people contact their Local Fortinet Representative and ask for getting this feature back)

     

    Can not understand Fortinet's approach removing this flied and make GUI less useful for TS.

     

    Best regards, Justfly

    TheJaeene
    TheJaeeneAuthorAnswer
    New Member
    January 30, 2019

    Hi Justfly,

     

    FortiOS 6.0.x has the "Created" tab in the IPSEC Monitor which is kind of the old "Uptime" Tab.

     

    Regards,

     

    Jan

    saquino
    saquino
    New Member
    March 18, 2019

    Yes... you must configure the uptime and the keep alive time via CLI. Seems to be a gui unfinished thing.

     

    FlavioB
    FlavioB
    New Member
    March 20, 2019

    saquino wrote:

    Yes... you must configure the uptime and the keep alive time via CLI. Seems to be a gui unfinished thing.

     

    Can you show us where exactly in the CLI?

    Thanks,

    Flavio.

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