Description This article describes how to determine if the CMDB disk is
filling up due to pg_wal files taking up space consumption and how to
remediate those files. Scope FortiSIEM. Solution pg_wal is known as a
Write-Ahead Log or a Transaction log. ...
Description This article describes how to recreate an AES Key and what
conditions are required to do so. Scope FortiSIEM. Solution FortiSIEM
offers an Event Integrity Dashboard for SOC admins to validate Events on
a Time basis which can be viewed fro...
Description This article describes when the FortiSiem purges the data
and how to change the purge schedule. Scope FortiSIEM. Solution Purging
data varies from the storage setup. Look at the following user guide to
see how Purging is across all Storag...
Description This article describes how to troubleshoot the error
'Invalid username or password' when logging into the GUI. Scope
FortiSIEM v5.X.X and above. Solution This article outlines the steps to
Troubleshoot the error 'Invalid username or passw...
Description This article describes how to fix a Collector upgrade
through the GUI when encountering with the error 'unzip failed 127'.
Scope FortiSIEM v6.4.0 or higher. Solution During an attempt to upgrade
the collector, the following error appears ...
Hello, Yes you can. The preferred method is through our script
:#configFSM.shFollow the prompt and select change network configuration
when asked . Continue to press ok until the script initializes the
change. You can verify the same once logged in.#...
Hi Kar,you will likely need to debug those two process to see what's
taking the bandwidth .ideally you would look at the backend logs of your
customer collector and see what each process is doing . Here is the path
to the back end logs - opt/phoenix/...
I'm sorry but Im not following this question. Events that are dropped
wont get parsed, EPS represents the rate at which events are generated
and processed by a specific client or device within the network