I'm a little confused about how setting the config from the command line works. Specifically, when I enable router logging, the option disappears from the config. See below:
Fortigate (eventfilter) # show
config log eventfilter
set system disable
set vpn disable
set user disable
set router disable
set wireless-activity disable
set wan-opt disable
set endpoint disable
set ha disable
end
(eventfilter) # set router enable
Fortigate (eventfilter) # end
Fortigate (eventfilter) # show
config log eventfilter
set system disable
set vpn disable
set user disable
set wireless-activity disable
set wan-opt disable
set endpoint disable
set ha disable
end
Why does this happen?
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Try "show full" or "show full-configuration" instead of just show.
The "show" command doesn't show settings that match the defaults, so since "router enable" is a default setting for "config log eventfilter" it won't be listed with just "show."
Try "show full" or "show full-configuration" instead of just show.
The "show" command doesn't show settings that match the defaults, so since "router enable" is a default setting for "config log eventfilter" it won't be listed with just "show."
Thanks. That was easy. :) It's frustrating that I had to post that question here. I feel like most things I can find in the manual -- in fact, I had reviewed the CLI Reference thoroughly before posting. I just did a full-text search of the CLI reference for "show full" and the only thing that came was related to firewalls. I'm sure this is documented somewhere, but I must be looking in the wrong place. Thanks again!
Though it does cover a lot, the official documentation could certainly use some refreshing (and grammar checking).
Besides these forums and google, I've found a lot of good tidbits in the book "UTM Security with Fortinet: Mastering FortiOS." Despite being published in in 2012 it still has a lot of relevant info.
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