Technical Tip: How to view authenticated users on FortiProxy and how to deauthenticate

[Somashekara_Hanumant]

Description	This article describes how to view wad user list and how to de-authenticate a specific user.
Scope
Solution	1) Create a User Monitor widget under Dashboard. 2) Once it is added we can see the authenticated users as below. 3) De-authenticating a specific user from GUI. Select a specific user to get 'Deauthenticate'. Once, 'Deauthenticate' is selected, Pop up message will appear to confirm. Select 'OK' to 'Deauthenticate'. Deauthenticate a specific user from CLI. tau-kvm06 # diagnose wad user list ID: 3, VDOM: root, IPv4: 10.134.9.78 user name : sslvpn2 worker : 0 duration : 575 auth_type : IP auth_method : Basic pol_id : 0 g_id : 0 user_based : 0 expire : 586 LAN: bytes_in=16229 bytes_out=136602 WAN: bytes_in=1484 bytes_out=1814 ID: 4, VDOM: root, IPv4: 10.134.9.42 user name : sslvpn4 worker : 0 duration : 593 auth_type : IP auth_method : Basic pol_id : 0 g_id : 0 user_based : 0 expire : no LAN: bytes_in=117457 bytes_out=1258914 WAN: bytes_in=0 bytes_out=0 tau-kvm06 # To deauthenticate 'sslvpn4' run the below command. tau-kvm06 # diag wad user clear 4  10.134.9.42 root This operation will clear the specified user. Do you want to continue? (y/n)y Cleared the user (ID: 4, IP: 10.134.9.42, VDOM: root). Syntax: tau-kvm06 # diag wad user clear ? Usage: # diagnose wad user clear Clear all proxy users # diagnose wad user clear <ID> <IP|IPv6> <VDOM> Clear a specified user Example. # diagnose wad user clear 1 10.1.1.1 root Example. # diagnose wad user clear 1 2001::1 root Use '# diagnose wad user list' to get <ID> <IP|IPv6> <VDOM> of users.