Created on
05-20-2025
11:00 PM
Edited on
10-07-2025
07:11 AM
By
Stephen_G
Description | This article describes how to resolve an issue where the FortiSIEM Linux Agent shows a 'Disconnected' status on the Supervisor, or when the agent registers successfully but does not appear in the CMDB. |
Scope |
FortiSIEM v7.0.X, v7.1.X, 7.2.X, Linux host OS: RHEL 9.5 or Rocky Linux 9.5. |
Solution |
Root cause: On some Linux operating systems, SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) is enabled by default in Enforcing mode. This may block the FortiSIEM Linux Agent (FSM) from writing its template file on the host system.
As a result:
Workaround: Temporarily switch SELinux to Permissive mode. Once the Linux Agent becomes active and starts sending logs, revert SELinux to Enforcing mode. The agent will remain in a 'Running Active' state.
Change SELinux status to 'permissive' using the following command:
setenforce 0
For more information, refer to the official Red Hat documentation: Changing SELinux to permissive mode.
Solution: Upgrade Supervisor, collector and Linux agent to version 7.3.2 or above. |
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