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Fortinet Crash - 7.4.7
Recently upgraded my firewall fleet (about 15 60f's, 2 100f's)
We're experiencing a crash of some sort every 2-4 days.
Of course a ticket has been opened and they're working it, albeit very very slowly. Pretty disappointed in their lack of urgency and overall continued lack of code quality.
The crash debug logs from the console session has:
NP6XLITE: __np6xlite_tunmgr_write:61 timeout
Not sure if anyone has seen this or knows anything about this issue ---- we're experiencing a high impact when this crash occurs, of course.
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As a troubleshooting step you may try disable the np6xlite processors for a couple of days just to see the behavior.
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.7/hardware-acceleration/246096
Do it for every processor id.
This may add load to your CPU, so you need to monitor your CPU while the NP processors are disabled.
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We are also experiencing the similar issues, every 2-3 days the active primary gets restarted ever since upgrade to 7.4.7.
the last reboot reason shows as power cycle
system events in the device shows "Fortigate had experienced an unexpected power off!"
Comlog log says as below (https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-How-to-use-the-COMLog-feature/ta-p/195390)
Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt
Rebooting in 5 seconds..
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Customer Facing Description | High CPU peak issue after upgrading to versions higher than the following ones: 7.0.16, 7.0.17, 7.2.11, 7.4.6 or 7.4.7 |
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Workaround | To disable IPsec phase1 npu-offload during the maintenance window FW1 #config vpn ipsec phase1-interface FW1 (phase1-interface) # edit <Phase1 Name> FW1 # set npu-offload disable FW1# end |
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Trigger Condition | np6xlite(soc4), np6lite(soc3) and np7lite(soc5) can all be affected. |
Thanks
Kangming
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Hopefully Fortinet finds and resolves the bug as more and more customers of ours are running into this bug and forcing us to take the devices out of production and revert to previous vendors gear.
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Dear customer, Our dev has investigated and made a code fix, which is expected to be resolved in the next GA version. I've reported your situation to the Dev and QA teams thanks for your feedback.
Thanks
Kangming
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Thanks, what is the tentative date set for next release?
Created on ‎03-19-2025 09:53 AM Edited on ‎03-19-2025 04:32 PM
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Hi
It may be expected to be released next month. Please consult the TAC/SE team for details.
Thanks
Kangming
