#Reinstall fortigate vm install#
#Reinstall fortigate vm serial#
#Reinstall fortigate vm upgrade#

Upload system configuration backup to remote server.Р”Р„fter changing the virtual hard disk size on the hypervisor, execute this command to make the change recognizable to the firmware. Restore system configuration from remote server. If no number is entered, 50% will be used.

Use -s to turn on file scan and set the percentage of the scanning capacity to be used. This command can only be run on a worker unit.Р”В®nable/disable the malware detection features on the primary unit. Р”В¬onfigure the unit as a HA-Cluster mode unit.Р”Р„dd/update/remove a worker unit to/from an HA-Cluster. Show the status of or delete pending jobs.Р”В¬onfigure new client device authorization. This command only works on devices that are in standalone mode. This command erases all stored data and reboots the device.

#Reinstall fortigate vm upgrade#

Upgrade or re-install the FortiSandbox firmware via Secure Copy (SCP) or File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server.Р”В¬lean up the internal database and job information. Optionally, specify a VM name with -n, or all VMs are reset. If there is an issue with a VM, an error message displays information to help troubleshoot the problem.Р”Р„ctivate and initialize a VM image again, in case it is necessary to rebuild a VM image. Show VM system status and their license situation. List embedded Windows Product key information.

#Reinstall fortigate vm serial#

All data is deleted.Р”Р‡or installed VM images, only Default VMs are kept and their clone number and Scan Profile settings are set back to default.Р”Вisplay the FortiSandbox firmware version, serial number, system time, disk usage, disk inode usage, image status check, Microsoft Windows VM status, VM network access configuration, RAID information and SSD file system status.Р”Вisplay FortiSandbox FortiGuard component versions including the Tracer Engine, Rating Engine, Traffic Sniffer, Botnet Signature Database, IPS Signature Database, and Android engine versions. Reset the FortiSandbox configuration to factory default settings. Job data is kept.Р”Р‡or installed VM images, their clone numbers and Scan Profile settings are set back to default. The unit goes offline and there is a delay while it restarts. The goal of iectrl is to make your post-ievms-install life easier by handling the nitty-gritty details of reinstallation, etc.Reboot the FortiSandbox. This is a tradeoff, but the goal of ievms is to also make the images more useful in addition to facilitating installation. The clean snapshot is taken after that initialization, meaning you can't go back to a state in which the countdown hasn't started without reinstalling the image.

#Reinstall fortigate vm install#

Now (as of last night) all ievms virtual machines are booted immediately upon install to bring them into a consistent state (add guest additions for those that lack it, activate those that need it, install alternative IE versions, enable guest control). Almost none of that is true in practice (it's a new project so I generally give them a pass on this fact).Р”Р‡rom my research, the virtual machines begin their expiration countdown the moment they're first booted. They also say that all of the VMs are good for 90 days, will activate successfully (except XP), can be rearmed 3 times each, and that XP has a hard expiration 90 days after upload to modern.IE.