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How to see who is connected to Network
Hi,
This is my first post here.
Just migrated from Meraki to FortiGate.
In Meraki we had the option to see all users who are connected to the network, is there a way to see same here on FortiGate 100F
Thanks
Tazio
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Hello Tazio,
I tested in my lab to enable the device detection on a redundant interface you've to use CLI
config system interface
edit "test"
set device-identification enable
next
end
Vishal
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Hi Tazio,
Good day!
Once you login into the Fortigate, under Dashboard, you will be able to view the device inventory, forticlient users, Firewall users and quarantine users. You will also be able to add monitors based on your requirement that will show you the connected devices, sources, applications used and more. I have added a screenshot for your reference as well.
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Hi Kvimaladevi,
Thank you for your quick response.
I checked what you said.
I can see 4 options.DEvice Inventory,Forticlient,Firewall users and Quarantine.
In Firewall users I can see 5 users using VPN Forticlient to connect.That is all I have.
All my computers start with a specific name ACL-DSK which I cannot see.
Thanks
Tazio
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sorry forgot to attach the picture
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Hi Tazio,
Thank you for the screenshot. Could you confirm what type of clients you are referring to? In the monitor we can see Fortiview sources, Fortiview sessions etc. Based on the type of users, we can add the required monitor to view the devices. Usually we should be able to see all the connected device information in the Fortiview sources option.
Regards,
Vimala
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Hi Vimala,
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Hi Tazio,
I have replicated in the lab and you should be able to see the connected devices in the fortiview sources. I have attached a screenshot for your reference. You can set the time for now in the monitor and verify the users.
Regards,
Vimala
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Hi Vimala,
I can see the source IP but cannot see the name.
Thanks
Tazio
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Hello Tazio,
You can also enable device detection, check the below link:
https://community.fortinet.com/t5/FortiGate/Technical-Tip-Enable-Device-Detection-to-allow-FortiOS-t...
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/6.2.0/cookbook/103514/device-inventory
Vishal
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Hi Vishal Sahu,
I have gone through both documents but could not complete the steps.
I am using FortiGate 100F Firmware 6.4.9.
I cannot see Go to User & Device > Custom Devices & Groups.
My Device inventory is empty.
Now if I go to Network > Interfaces, there is no option to enable device detection.
Attaching screen shots
Thanks
Tazio
