Description This article describes how to use the CLI tool "ssotool" in
the FortiNAC-F. "ssotool" is a command line tool to assist with quickly
deterring the type of connector has been configured from the FortiNAC
CLI. Scope ForitNAC-F 7.2 & 7.4. Sol...
Description This article describes the steps to debug and troubleshoot
IPSec and SSL VPN integrations with FortiNAC-F. For configuration steps,
refer to the VPN integration reference manual in the Fortinet Document
Library for configuration details.O...
Description This article describes what messages to look for when
reviewing logs for FortiGate VPN IPSec integration with FortiNAC. Scope
FortiNAC-F 7.2, 7.4 & FortiNAC 9.4. Solution In this article, the
following debug outputs were enabled to genera...
Description This article describes the technical differences between
Connector Based FSSO (Legacy) and Fabric Based Dynamic Address Tags.
FortiNAC supports provisioning access to endpoints using two different
methods: Connector Based and Fabric Based...
Description This article describes what messages to look for when
reviewing logs for FortiGate VPN integration with FortiNAC Scope
FortiNAC-F 7.2, 7.4 & FortiNAC 9.2, 9.4 Solution Debug enabled:
FortinetVPN, RemoteAccess, SyslogServer, SSOManager & P...
From the FortiNAC CLI you could search the output.master log for "failed
to connect". Failed to connect will print anytime that FortiNAC is
unable to connect to a network device via CLI credentials. grep -i
"failed to connect" /bsc/logs/output.master...