FortiAP
FortiAP devices are thin wireless access points (AP) supporting the latest Wi-Fi technologies (multi-user MIMO 802.11ac Wave 1 and Wave 2, 4x4), as well as 802.11n, 802.11AX , and the demand for plug and play deployment.
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Article Id 320993
Description This article describes a list of commands to use to provide more information to TAC when creating a new case.
Scope FortiAP.
Solution

On the FortiGate CLI:

 

get system status
get hardware status
diagnose debug crashlog read
show wireless-controller setting
show wireless-controller global
show wireless-controller timer
show wireless-controller wtp
show wireless-controller wtp-profile
show wireless-controller vap
diagnose wireless-controller wlac -c wtp

 

On the FortiAP CLI (see Technical Tip: How to enable SSH access to FortiAP managed by FortiGate).

 

Log in to the FortiAP CLI and execute the following command to collect all logs required for TAC analysis.

 

fap-tech

 

Above mentioned command will be available with the FortiAP running on or above 7.x version. If the FortiAP is running on less than v7.x.

 

The following commands can be manually executed to collect the logs required for the TAC analysis.

 

date
fap-get-status
cfg -s
perf
crash
kp
ut
wcfg
rcfg
vcfg
lldpctl
sta
cw_diag -c sta-cap
top
ifconfig
iwconfig
cw_diag -c his-chutil
cw_diag -c all-chutil

 

Gather this information using Putty. See Technical Tip: How to create a log file of a session using PuTTY.