To upload logs to an SFTP server

To prevent log modification during backup

To send an identical set of logs to a second logging server

To encrypt log communication between devices

FortiView

Event Management

Device Manger

Reporting

Set the ADOM mode to Advanced

Assign the ADOMs to the administrator’s account

Configure trusted hosts

Assign the default Super_User administrator profile

ADOMs are enabled by default.

ADOMs constrain other administrator’s access privileges to a subset of devices in the device list.

Once enabled, the Device Manager, FortiView, Event Management, and Reports tab display per ADOM.

All administrators can create ADOMs--not just the admin administrator.

Export to Report Chart

Export to PDF

Export to Chart Builder

Export to Custom Chart

Remote logging must be enabled on FortiGate

Log encryption must be enabled

ADOMs must be enabled

FortiGate must be registered with FortiAnalyzer

Logs are forwarded as they are received and content files are uploaded at a scheduled time.

Logs and content files are stored and uploaded at a scheduled time.

Logs are forwarded as they are received.

Logs and content files are forwarded as they are received.

Must configure the FortiAnalyzer end of the tunnel only--the FortiGate end is auto-negotiated.

Must establish an IPsec tunnel ID and pre-shared key.

IPsec cannot be enabled if SSL is enabled as well.

IPsec is only enabled through the CLI on FortiAnalyzer.

It automatically updates the hcache when new logs arrive.

It provides diagnostics on report generation time.

It reduces the log insert lag rate.

It reduces report generation time.

A FortiGate ADOM

The FortiGate serial number

A pre-shared key

Valid FortiAnalyzer credentials

To reduce report generation time

To automatically update the hcache when new logs arrive

To reduce the log insert lag rate

To provide diagnostics on report generation time

From the VM host manager, add an additional virtual disk and use the #execute lvm extend command to expand the storage

From the VM host manager, expand the size of the existing virtual disk

From the VM host manager, expand the size of the existing virtual disk and use the # execute format disk command to reformat the disk

From the VM host manager, add an additional virtual disk and rebuild your RAID array