This article describes how to trigger an IoT database update when the automatic update is not working as expected.
FortiGate.
In some cases, after purchasing an IoT Detect Definitions license or after an upgrade, the IoT database shows as not updated:
diagnose autoupdate versions
IoT Detect Definitions
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Version: 0.00000
Makes sure that the following requirements are fulfilled.
The FortiGate must:
Be registered with FortiCare.
Be connected to an anycast FortiGuard server.
If the IoT database is still not updated, enable application control in one of the existing policies or create a new dummy policy with application control enabled. Afterwards, trigger the update attempt again and check again after using the following commands:
diag debug application update -1
diag debug enable
exec update-now
diag debug disable
diag debug reset
After that, the status of the definitions should show as below:
diagnose autoupdate versions
IoT Detect Definitions
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Version:28.89100 signed
Contract Expiry Date:
Last Updated using manual update on
Last Update Attempt:
Result: Updates Installed
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