Dear Team,In the article "Prevent firmware upgrade depending on the
current firmware license's expiration date" (7.4.2), it states that "In
FortiOS 7.4.2 and above, enforcement of an active FortiGate firmware
license to allow firmware upgrades has be...
Dear Team,Based on the article "Ingesting JSON Formatted Events Received
via HTTP(S) POST", I attempted to import logs from my DHCP Server (note:
these are actual log files, not real-time logs sent by the DHCP Server).
However, I encountered several ...
Hi Team,Regarding the disconnection situation between the Collector and
the Supervisor, do we have a method to check how many logs are stored in
the Collector, thereby ensuring that the Collector will send these logs
to the Supervisor after reconnect...
Dear Team,As we know, FortiSIME started supporting VisionOne logs from
version 7.1.1.Who knows what kind of correlated alerts will be generated
when FortiSIEM receives logs from VisionOne? (Alerts that would not
appear on the VisionOne platform)After...
Hi Team, I currently have a FortiSIEM version 7.0.2, but I can’t find
any official documentation stating that it supports log collection for
TrendMicro VisionOne. However, I can see from the FortiSIEM External
Systems Configuration Guide (7.1.1) that...
Based on the context below, this is the part that confuses me:"If the
FortiGate support contract has expired, you will be unable to upgrade
the firmware to a higher major version, such as from FortiOS 7.0 to 8.0,
or to a higher minor version, such as...
Dear Stephen, Thank you for your reply, and I kindly ask for your
assistance in clarifying this issue.Of course, if there are any official
reference documents, please also provide them for my
reference.Regards,Bruce Liu
Dear cdurkin,a) Where in the list (there is an order) did you place the
new (BlueCat) parser?I don’t quite understand what you mean.Basically, I
created the parser according to the article “Ingesting JSON Formatted
Events Received via HTTP(S) POST”.…...
I encountered a strange phenomenon in my environment. I tried using the
default parser to run a test, such as the default
CiscoUmbrellaJSONParser, but it resulted in an error. Normally, the
default parser should pass the test, right?
