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Araujoctr
New Contributor III

FortiNAC 7.2

Hello everyone.

I have a question regarding the status of some hosts in FortiNAC that are showing as "Disabled Online". I have already checked the settings to find out the reason, but so far I have not been able to find the cause and resolve the issue. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, can you share what was done to resolve the issue?

Thank you for your attention.

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ebilcari

Since there is an Event for DPR re confirmation, you can check the rule that matches this host if it has selected the option 'Disable Device If Rule No Longer Matches Device', details below:

confirm.PNG

- Emirjon
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AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser

Hi

From menu Users & Hosts > Hosts, try right click on the host, then click Enable Host.

Also try see what happened by clicking menu item Show Events, and Show Audit Log.

AEK
AEK
Araujoctr
New Contributor III

Hi,

I had already performed this procedure, but after a while the device returned to showing as online disabled.

Regarding the Show Events and Audit Log options, everything seems to be fine.

Thank you for your attention and information.

AEK

The device has probably been automatically disabled by some event.

Check under the following:

  • Logs > Events & Alarms > Mappings
  • Logs > Security Incidents > Rules

You may find there an action like "Disable Host" that has been configured under some conditions. This may be the cause.

AEK
AEK
ebilcari
Staff
Staff

Normally if there is a configuration in place that disables the hosts they should be also isolated, some details are shown in this article: Technical Tip: Configuring Dead End as Enforcement

In addition to Event mapping, the hosts may also be disabled by Device profiling rules which have configured the 'Rule Confirmation Settings' or if the user is disabled Technical Tip: Disable user account in AD LDAP.

- Emirjon
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Araujoctr
New Contributor III

Dear all, I appreciate your feedback regarding the situation highlighted, however I am still looking for a solution where in the NAC some devices appear with "online disabled" status even though they are operational and registered.

 

 

 

ebilcari

Did you find any recorded actions while r-clicking the host and checking 'Show Events' and 'Show Audit Log'?
Are the affected hosts registered to a user, if yes are these users valid and enabled?
Do these hosts have a Persistent Agent installed and are they being regularly scanned (Override Scan Result Actions)?

- Emirjon
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Araujoctr
New Contributor III

Did you find any recorded actions while r-clicking the host and checking 'Show Events' and 'Show Audit Log'?

Show Events -> "Device Rule Confirmation Success".
Show Audit Log -> No history.

 

Are the affected hosts registered to a user, if yes are these users valid and enabled?
R- Not.

 

Do these hosts have a Persistent Agent installed and are they being regularly scanned (Override Scan Result Actions)?

A- Yes.

ebilcari

Since there is an Event for DPR re confirmation, you can check the rule that matches this host if it has selected the option 'Disable Device If Rule No Longer Matches Device', details below:

confirm.PNG

- Emirjon
If you have found a solution, please like and accept it to make it easily accessible for others.
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