FortiManager
FortiManager supports network operations use cases for centralized management, best practices compliance, and workflow automation to provide better protection against breaches.
mvlasak
Staff
Staff
Article Id 385514
Description

This article describes how to handle issues where the FortiManager or FortiAnalyzer crash log and/or kernel log contains a large number of entries and where the size of the TAC report may become huge (several GB). In contrast, the normal size is just a few MB.

Scope FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer v7.x.
Solution

To reduce the TAC report size:

  1. Dump the current crash log via CLI:

FMG # diagnose debug crashlog read

 

  1. Save the crash log output to a text file (for future reference if needed).

  2. Dump the current kernel log via CLI:

FMG # diagnose debug klog read

 

  1. Save the kernel log output to a text file (for future reference if needed).

  2. Clear the kernel log file via CLI:

FMG # diag debug klog clear

 

  1. Clear the crash log via CLI:

FMG # diagnose debug crashlog clear

 

  1. Create a TAC report with standard size:

FMG # execute tac report

 

A TAC report of 'normal' size significantly reduces the upload time to the support ticket and ensures better usability for the Fortinet engineer during analysis.

 

Related article:

Technical Tip: Required information for TAC tickets