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Nishtha_Baria
Article Id 276640
Description This article describes how to troubleshoot and resolve the 'Connection failed' issue in the FortiGate Threat Feeds connector and the 'you have been logged out' issue in FortiSOAR, which may occur periodically when integrating multiple FortiGates.
Scope FortiSOAR.
Solution

Troubleshooting Steps:

  1. Review Logs for QueuePool Overflow: Check the logs for 'QueuePool limit of size 5 overflow 10 reached' errors. These errors may indicate that the connection pool is being exhausted.

[root@CNFORTISOAR ~]# tail -100 /var/log/cyops/cyops-auth/das.log

 

 If these errors are seen, it is likely related to the exhaustion of connections in the QueuePool.

 

  1. Adjust QueuePool Settings: Navigate to the file '/opt/cyops-auth/utilities/das.ini' and update the 'poolsiz'  and 'maxoverflow' settings to increase the pool size. For example:

 

[CS_POSTGRES]
database=das
poolsize=10
maxoverflow=15

 

 Save the changes to the file.

 

  1. Restart the cyops-auth Service:  Execute the following command to restart the 'cyops-auth' service:

 

# systemctl restart cyops-auth

 

  1. Check FortiGate Threat Feeds Configuration: Review the FortiGate Threat Feeds configuration to ensure that the 'refresh-rate' has been configured appropriately. By default, the refresh rate is set to 5 minutes. Consider increasing the polling interval to a longer duration and observe if the issue persists after this change.