krangaraj_FTNT
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Created on 06-30-2010 12:18 PM Edited on 11-20-2024 02:24 AM By Jean-Philippe_P
Article Id
194093
Description
This article describes how to troubleshoot the situation where the FortiGuard Support licenses show as expired in FortiGate GUI, but they show as valid in FortiCare account.
Scope
FortiGate.
Solution
The FortiGuard services and support contract details shown on the FortiGate unit should normally be synchronized with the contract details shown in the Asset Management section of the Fortinet Customer Service and Support web portal:
https://support.fortinet.com/
https://support.fortinet.com/
If the licenses on the FortiGate unit show as being expired even though an active contract has been registered, it is possible to force the unit to update the contract details.
Go to System -> FortiGuard and In the upper right corner select the 'Update Licences & Definitions Now' button. This will manually initiate an update.
Wait for five minutes and the registration should be synchronized with the values shown on the Fortinet Customer Service and Support web portal.
Go to System -> FortiGuard and In the upper right corner select the 'Update Licences & Definitions Now' button. This will manually initiate an update.
Wait for five minutes and the registration should be synchronized with the values shown on the Fortinet Customer Service and Support web portal.
If the licenses are still not correctly updated after the 5 minutes of waiting time, run the following commands in the command line to see what is happening:
diagnose debug application update -1
diagnose debug enable
execute update-now
Example:
Note that FortiGate in HA (2 or more units operating in a cluster) must have matching licenses.
Make sure that all the FortiGates in the HA cluster have a valid license applied.
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