FortiADC
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JordAnge
Staff
Staff
Article Id 245037
Description

This article describes which information should be collected and shared with the TAC-Support to analyze the root cause of a crash event.

Scope

FortiADC.

Solution

From CLI, collect the output of the commands below, the latest ones are related to the crash event that was recorded in FortiADC:

 

exe date

get sys status

get sys performance

diagnose hardware get sysinfo cpu

diagnose hardware get sysinfo interrupts

diagnose hardware get sysinfo partition

diagnose hardware get sysinfo df

diagnose hardware get sysinfo memory

get sys ha-status

get sys vdom-status

diagnose system top    <----- Press 'Shift + P' 5 times. (sort by CPU usage).

diagnose system top    <----- Press 'Shift + M' 5 times. (sort by MEM usage).

diagnose tech-report

fnsysctl ls var/log

---------------------------------

diagnose crash list

diagnose crashlog upload <ftp | tftp> <file_name | all> <TFTP-Server>

 

Example:

 

(P) FortiADC-10 (root) # diagnose crash list

6.6M Oct 5 16:32 named-4032-1665005553.gz

6.5M Oct 5 16:17 named-4861-1665004653.gz

6.6M Oct 5 15:58 named-4674-1665003523.gz

6.5M Oct 5 15:47 named-4791-1665002833.gz

6.5M Oct 5 11:30 named-4486-1664987401.gz

 

(P) FortiADC-10 (root) # diagnose crashlog upload tftp

<file_name>    file name

all    all log file

 

(P) FortiADC-10 (root) # diagnose crashlog upload tftp all 1.0.16.2

crash.tar            100% |****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************| 33529k  0:00:00 ETA


From GUI, navigate to System -> Debug and Save Debug File. Wait until the status changes to Ready before downloading.

FortiADC_Debug.png

 

Share this information collected and a backup-configuration with the TAC-Support.