Hi all,
We are running a pair of 100D Hardware Appliances (v6.2.2 build 1010 GA).
I only noticed today that when viewing logs in Log & Report > Web Filter, Application Control, Local Traffic etc. that the time being shown on the logs was one hour ahead of the actual system time. After an online chat with a Fortinet engineer (cheers Naveen!!) it was recommended that I restart the miglogd process. First, I ran the command diag sys top 5 40 for approximately 20 seconds to get the Process ID of the miglogd process. In my case the output looked like this:
miglogd 166 S 0.1 1.6
miglogd 233 S 0.1 1.6
miglogd 234 S 0.1 1.6
I then was instructed to run the following commands to kill the process:
diag sys kill 11 166
diag sys kill 11 233
diag sys kill 11 234
This worked almost immediately and my logs are now showing the correct time.
I appreciate that I should have noticed this sooner, after all, our clocks went back on 26th October 2019!!
A reboot would probably have worked as well, but it was nice to get a solution which didn't warrant a restart of the appliances and I thought I'd share my experience.
Best regards,
John P
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