FortiGate CLI essentials
The everyday commands for finding your way around a FortiGate.
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The everyday commands for finding your way around a FortiGate.
Get oriented, inspect interfaces, and understand your device.
Follow a packet from its next hop to the routing table.
Find link failures and read the counters that matter.
Inspect IPsec tunnel health and security associations.
Understand access VLANs, tagged links, and Layer 2 boundaries.
Check cluster membership and baseline appliance health.
Read connected, static, and learned routes with confidence.
Connect policy decisions with live traffic sessions.
Map the devices directly connected to your switch.
A small toolkit for inspecting a Linux host’s network.
Connect subnets, routes, security rules, and DNS into one model.
Inspect addressing, DNS resolution and TCP reachability with PowerShell.
Build a focused picture of service state and recent system errors.
Inspect domain identity, user status and group membership using RSAT.
Compare domain-controller replication and locate recent failures.
Connect to the correct tenant and inspect directory user records.
Find users with server-side filters and handle complete result sets.
Review recent sign-ins and distinguish authentication from policy failures.
Inspect tenant context, device identities and join state without changing access.
Connect to Exchange Online and review mailbox identity and quotas.
Trace a recent sender and examine the events for a specific message.
Check CLI context and inventory resources in the intended subscription.
Inspect virtual networks, subnets and security group inventory.
Gather appliance version, uptime and resource diagnostics in Device Console.
Use log filters to connect a connection failure with firewall decisions.
Get oriented in Junos operational mode and inspect the chassis.
Inspect routes, ARP entries and discovered neighbors in Junos.
Follow adoption and management connectivity through the UniFi console.
Inspect switch port state, VLAN assignment and PoE budget.
Read ProLiant health and hardware events through iLO.
Inspect AOS-CX switch interfaces and VLANs with platform-specific commands.
Read PowerEdge identity, power state and hardware event history.
Capture firmware and hardware inventory before planning maintenance.
Inspect filesystem state, capacity and active protection-appliance alerts.
Inspect replication contexts and distinguish idle replication from a stalled copy.
Discover a lab host’s exposed TCP services and interpret scan states.
Use display filters to inspect DNS, TCP handshakes and one lab conversation.
Inspect requests from a local training application with Burp’s built-in browser.