Scheduled Automation

[rezafathi]

Hi

I want to disable and enable fortigate port3 every friday on 09:00 AM. I configured the below snitch, trigger and action but it does not run. what is the problem?

config system automation-trigger
    edit "Disable_LTE"
        set trigger-type scheduled
        set trigger-frequency weekly
        set trigger-weekday friday
        set trigger-hour 9
    next
end

config system automation-stitch
    edit "Up_Down_LTE"
        set trigger "Disable_LTE"
        config actions
            edit 1
                set action "Disable_LTE_Interface"
                set required enable
            next
            edit 2
                set action "Enable_LTE_Interface"
                set delay 10
                set required enable
            next
        end
    next
end

config system automation-action
    edit "Disable_LTE_Interface"
        set action-type cli-script
        set script "config system interface
edit port3
set status down"
        set accprofile "super_admin"
    next
end

config system automation-action
    edit "Enable_LTE_Interface"
        set action-type cli-script
        set script "config system interface
edit port3
set status up"
        set accprofile "super_admin"
    next
end

[AEK]

Hi Reza

If you have multi vdom then I think you have to start the script by config global.

[pminarik]

set script "config system interface
edit port3
set status down"

The CLI snippet is missing a new line with "end" to finish editing and save the change, in both cases.

[rezafathi]

Thanks. I have multiple vdoms. I used "end" for both up and down actions but they won't run. I also used config global but again no success.

[pminarik · Accepted solution]

In that case you will most likely also need to prepent the command to enter global config (where interfaces can be edited):

config global
config system interface
...

Anyway, try running the CLI debug while triggering the stitch. That may tell you what's wrong.

diag debug cli 7
diag debug enable
#=>#run the stitch no

[funkylicious]

Also, make sure that you run this automation script action under a super_admin profile .