Technical Tip: FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer monitoring script

[tnesh]

Description	This article describes how to use Tera Term to remotely execute scripts and collect data from FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer. This script helps monitor the device's health and capture random occurrences like CPU spikes.
Scope	FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer.
Solution	Make sure the FortiManager idle timeout setting is more than 6000 seconds under FortiManager -> System Settings -> Admin Settings. Download the attached FMGFAZ_performance.ttl script from this article: Edit the .ttl file with the correct user credential, IP address, and SSH port number: Download and install the Tera Term application on a local PC. Note: Use Tera term v4 to have compatible syntax. Create a Logs folder in C drive. Note: Make sure the 'Logs' folder is created in C drive: Open Tera Term application -> Cancel: Select Control -> Macro: Select the updated TTL file as in Step 4: Enter the password and select 'OK': The monitoring script will be running until it reaches the total count as in the TTL script: Make sure logs are generated in the C:\Logs folder: Related article: Technical Tip: How to gather information and fix high CPU and Mem utilization conditions