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==interface commands==
 
==interface commands==
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===configure===
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example
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# config system interface
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# edit port1
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# set mode static
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# set ip 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
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# next
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# end
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===get info==
 
for admin status, link stat, speeds, counters...
 
for admin status, link stat, speeds, counters...
 
  # config global
 
  # config global
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for default gw..
 
for default gw..
 
  # set dst 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
 
  # set dst 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
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or just leave the line out.
  
 
HA status
 
HA status
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   $ show full-configuration | grep "set fmg "
 
   $ show full-configuration | grep "set fmg "
  
==virtual machine==
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==default login==
  
default login = admin / (empty password)
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VM images = admin / (empty password)
  
 
[[category:fortinet]]
 
[[category:fortinet]]

Latest revision as of 18:10, 20 June 2024


Contents

vdom

entering editing a vdom

# config vdom
(vdom) #  edit myvdom
(myvdom) # 

interface commands

configure

example

# config system interface
# edit port1
# set mode static
# set ip 10.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
# next
# end

=get info

for admin status, link stat, speeds, counters...

# config global
# get hardware nic <interface name>

routes

# config router static
# edit <route_index>
# set device "<interface_name>"
# set dst "<destination_ip>"
# set gateway "<router_ip>"

for default gw..

# set dst 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

or just leave the line out.

HA status

# config global
# get sys ha status

HA failover to highest priority (if it is not currently Master) on current master run...

# config global
# diagnose sys ha reset-uptime

get admin hash password

# config global
# config sys admin
# show

uptime

# config global
# get system perf status | grep -i uptime

shutdown/reboot

# execute shutdown

or

# execute reboot

firewall

  1. show firewall policy

packet capture

  1. diagnose sniffer packet <interface|any> '<tcpdump-filter>' <verbosity> <count>

where if count = 0, then unlimited

example:

fotinet1 # diagnose sniffer packet port1 'icmp' 4 2 l
interfaces=[port1]
filters=[icmp]
2022-08-25 13:16:52.397609 port1 -- 192.168.169.76 -> 192.168.169.31: icmp: echo request
2022-08-25 13:16:52.397673 port1 -- 192.168.169.31 -> 192.168.169.76: icmp: echo reply

misc

check if fortigate has fortimanager central-management setting

 $ show full-configuration | grep "set fmg "

default login

VM images = admin / (empty password)