This article describes how to confirm whether a FortiAnalyzer hardware platform has reached its rated log limits.
Notes:
FortiAnalyzer/FortiManager - hardware platforms only
The following CLI command prints the limits:
# get system loglimits
The following CLI command tree shows the actual log rate and log volume stats:
# diagnose fortilogd
lograte Display log rate.
lograte-adom Display log rate by adom.
lograte-device Display log rate by device.
lograte-total Display log rate by total.
lograte-type Display log rate by type.
logvol-adom Display log GB/day by adom.
Example:
Run 'get system loglimits' to see the unit's rated limits:
# get system loglimits
GB/day : 200
Peak Log Rate : 9000
Sustained Log Rate : 6000
Check the current log rate (the values are logs/sec averages for the last 5, 30, and 60 seconds):
# diagnose fortilogd lograte
last 5 seconds: 5009.8, last 30 seconds: 4757.8, last 60 seconds: 4545.2
Check the long-term log rate averages (the values are logs/sec averages for the last 1, ,24 and 168 hours):
# diagnose fortilogd lograte-total
Logs per second
Totals Last Hour Day Week
-------------------------------------------------------
: 4455.2 4241.5 4357.4
Check the received log volumes per-ADOM:
# diagnose fortilogd logvol-adom "root"
2025-09-30 2025-09-29 2025-09-28 2025-09-27 2025-09-26 2025-09-25 2025-09-24 average
adom 'root':
49.16 GB 130.13 GB 128.05 GB 132.07 GB 155.21 GB 127.13 GB 139.06 GB 122.97 GB
To review the log forwarding rate:
# diagnose test application logfwd 4
log/sec: 4528.2 4404.3 4361.9
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