FortiGate Next Generation Firewall utilizes purpose-built security processors and threat intelligence security services from FortiGuard labs to deliver top-rated protection and high performance, including encrypted traffic.
This article describes that, when a FortiGate SMB is upgraded to version 6.2, errors 'No such file or directory' and 'No space left on device' appear.
Scope
FortiGate v6.2.
Solution
A permanent fix will be included in FOS 6.2.11.
There are workarounds before the release on 6.2.11:
Disable FortiGuard auto-update.
FGT50E-1 # config system autoupdate schedule FGT50E-1 (schedule) # set status disable FGT50E-1 (schedule) # show config system autoupdate schedule set status disable end
FGT50E-1 (schedule) # end
Delete the GeoIP_DB to free up some spaces.
FGT50E-1 # diagnose geoip delete-geoip-db This operation will delete the Geoip Database and reboot the system! Only super admin has the permission with the command. Do you want to continue? (y/n)y
Admin:admin Password:
File /etc/geoip_db.gz deleted successfully.
After the reboot, update to the latest GeoDB version from the FortiGuard server, with the command 'execute update-geo-ip’.
If the connection to FortiGuard is not available, upgrade the FortiOS firmware after reboot.
**************** (System will delete file and auto reboot here)
After the free-up of the space, it is possible to start the upgrade.
