Description This article describes a situation where the flag in an
IPsec path through a session (offload=9/9) indicates that the session
looks offloaded to NP7 and the 'diag sniffer' CLI command shows packets
belonging to the session. Scope FortiGat...
Description This articles describes the additional traffic statistics
logs sent from FortiGate to FortiAnalyzer to show consistent session
stats when the session is still open in FortiAnalyzer FortiView.The
additional logs are "interim" logs for long...
Description Using the GUI and FortiManager v5.2.0 up to v5.2.7, there is
some limitation to searching for a firewall service configured with a
destination port range. This limitation is removed in FortiManager
v5.2.8. Solution In the following screen...
DescriptionThe related KB articles give information about the source NAT
port range used by FortiOS. For example, article FD38719 (Source NAT
port range for well-known port) and FD34348 (Source NAT port range has
been changed on FortiOS firmware vers...
DescriptionUser Account Control (UAC) is a technology and security
infrastructure introduced with Microsoft's Windows Vista operating
system. It aims to improve the security of Microsoft Windows by limiting
application software to standard user privi...
If you know the logid of these particular events then you should be able
to use : set filter "logid(id1,id2, ..)" with filter-type = include
(under config log syslogd filter)
I don't believe it is related to the kind of authentication you use .
Only related to the access profile you use which does not give the same
rights for diag command after upgrading to 5.4.3/5.6.0
There has been a change in 5.4.3 and 5.6.0 which requires that all admin
access (mntgrp, admingrp, .....) in an access profile need to be
read-write if an admin using this profile want to issue diag commands.
This behavior has been changed in 6.0.4 (...
Hello, you can download the FGT MIBs file from the support web site. OID
1.3.6.1.4.1.12356.101.13 is just the "entry" for different info you
could grab on your cluster using SNMP. Fortifate MIB file will show you
that 1.3.6.1.4.1.12356.101.13 = fgHig...