| Description |
This article describes how to configure the automation stitch before the unit goes into Conserve Mode. |
| Scope | FortiGate 7.x.x. |
| Solution |
It can be achieved by using FortiOS Event logs as an automation trigger.
Generally, FortiGate goes into conserve mode when the memory reaches 82 (green) based on default settings.
config system global set memory-use-threshold-extreme 95 set memory-use-threshold-green 82 set memory-use-threshold-red 88 end
To achieve this, use FortiOS Event logs as an 'automation trigger' and set the 'Memory' based on the earliest convenience.
Ensure the use of the correct syntax (Case-sensitive) information in the field filter and the value would be a percentage.
That means that when the memory reaches 80%, the Administrator gets an email notification and then can prepare for gathering the CPU or memory debugs when the unit goes into conserve mode.
To get more flexibility in terms of setting range (greater than and less than), recommend using the FortiAnalyzer event handler.
Once the Admin gets an email alert below logs would be helpful to provide to TAC:
Run the commands below to gather all the relevant logs needed:
get system status get system performance status <----- Run this command 5 times in intervals of 1 minute. diagnose sys top 2 40 <-----Let this command run for 1 minute, then stop it via ctrl+c.
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