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eppsa
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Diagnose commands guide

Hi all, this is my first post overhere and I'm kinda new to all of this.

I'm in studying for FCSS EFW AD 7.4 exam and I have a queistion related to debug output - is there anyware a guide that tells what exactly all of the outputs tell?

I really want to get pro with few of them and whole fortigate processes behinde the curtain. I'm interested in the deeper knowledge just to troobleshoot better.

10.0.0.0.1 192.168.1.254
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ebilcari
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Fortinet training courses include important details about troubleshooting and analyzing debugs.
Another source is the community articles, which share configurations and possible issues verified through logs for specific topics. You can also refer to the CLI Reference guide which provides a summary of all commands and their details.

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ElwinBERRAR
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You won’t find a full “decode everything” guide for every diagnose output because it doesn’t exist publicly. The best sources are the official Fortinet training, community articles, and the CLI Reference, which explain the most useful diagnose commands for real troubleshooting.

Elwin
Elwin
ezhupa
Staff
Staff

Hello,

 

For ALL of the possible outputs, there is no official document. Usually the admin guide or the study guide of the target exam will show a lot of debugs for working scenarios, that you can compare to a non working one you are trying to troubleshoot.
If you want to get pro with a few of them the only way is testing in a LAB enviroment, breaking connections on purposes and running debugs on the meantime.
A good resource to search through for extra information is our community page and our doc page. 
https://docs.fortinet.com/
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/tkb-p/TKB20

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