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The FortiAnalyzer Virtual Appliances securely aggregate log data from Fortinet devices and other syslog-compatible devices. Using a comprehensive suite of easily-customized reports, users can filter and review records, including traffic, event, virus, attack, Web content, and email data, mining the data to determine your security stance. A license must be purchased and installed for the full functionality. The process is quiet simple: 1. Send a request to the local sales Fortinet representative 2. Once the purchase has been completed a contract will be sent to you 3. Using the information on the contract register the product on FortiCare. Fortinet vm available in Xen, HyperV, KVM version too. FortiGate VM includes a limited embedded 15-day trial license if you run in VMWare Workstation and 75 days in ESXi that supports:. 1 CPU maximum. 1024 MB memory maximum. low encryption only (no.

By default, this FortiGate will use the serial number/model as its hostname. To make it more identifiable set a descriptive hostname as shown below Already we have changed the password in Firewall CLI and also, we have already downloaded the latest version of the firewall, so it automatically skips you to the last step to Dashboard setup.

Each Fortigate Virtual Machine (VM) image comes with built-in 15 days evaluation license which starts the moment you spin this image in your virtual environment - VMWare ESXi/WorkStation, KVM, GNS3, EVE-NG. Unfortunately, it comes with some limitations you should be aware of so not to waste your time trying to debug them. Here is the list of them.

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Note: There is another evaluation license - for 60 days, that you can only get from Fortinet Account Manager. This license, unlike the 15-days one, has almost NO limitations, and you get fully functional virtual Fortigate.

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Note: You can only (legally) download Fortigate VM image from https://support.fortinet.com, and to register there you HAVE to be a Fortinet client, i.e. have valid support contract.

Limitations and their consequences:

  • 1 CPU maximum: for labs/demo and such not much of a concern as you will not likely to hit this limitation.
  • Memory 1024 Mb max: also, if not trying to use Virtual Fortigate for production level traffic, you will unlikely to hit this memory threshold. Both CPU and memory usage in Fortigate depends on the traffic volume passing the Fortigate. If you pass some 1-10 Mbit/sec in a lab, you will have both mostly idle.
  • VDOMs: Only split-VDOM mode is supported, i.e. you can create 1 admin-only VDOM and 1 traffic-only VDOM. This is quite limited mode and does not approximate fully featured multi-VDOM mode. And you cannot create fully featured VDOMs on this license, just a single default one root VDOM is available.
  • 5 Security Rules Maximum: At any given moment, you can have up to 5 security rules present. This causes discomfort as forces us to delete some rules to add new ones.
  • Crypto - IPSec/SSL/TLS: Low only, means only DES is enabled as algorithm. In my view this is the most limiting disabled feature. It means we can create IPsec with DES algo only, which is actually OK for labbing, IPSec VPN tunnels, including Forticlient dial-up, will come up just fine and we can later run OSPF/BGP over them. But SSL VPN, AppControl, and Web Filtering for HTTPS traffic will not work at all, unless you use some Windows 2000-era browser with such a low encryption, and even then, it will not work for other reasons. Also, any HTTPS traffic inspection, even certificate-only, is not going to work.
  • HTTPS GUI access for admin: disabled.See above for why, but the result is you can only access Fortigate via HTTP not HTTPS as admin (not a big deal for labs). The SSH admin access is fully functional.
  • FortiOS version upgrade: not possible: this one is expected, and not that important.
  • Importing configuration: not possible: Kind of limitation, but actually not - no one stops you from copy & pasting any configuration on the CLI.
  • Any Fortiguard related services: unavailable: Any subscription-based services like signature updates, Web Filter Category filtering, DNS filtering will NOT work as this license does not allow any Fortiguard connection.
  • VIP load balancing to multiple servers: will not work. Virtual IP mapping for a single internal server (usual VIP static or portforwarding), will work.
  • Clustering (HA): will not work in any form. It does not throw any error on configuring, but the cluster will fail to form. It actually comes from a-must condition to form a cluster in Fortigate: both Fortigates have to be of the same version and other parameters AND have to have different serial numbers. And all VM Fortigate firewalls of the same FortiOS version with 15-days license will have the same serial number, no matter how many instances of it you will spin.
  • Connect to the Fortimanager/FortiAnalyzer: problematic. Again, because of the low encryption Fortigate will not be able to use secured connection to FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer. In the older versions, we could disable encryption completely, now we can only set it to low, and it still works, but not sure about the future versions. Try this to lower the encryption level on Fortimanager:

To see what kind of license you have, run : get sys stat or/and diag debug vm-print-license.

When this evaluation license expires, there is no need to create new Fortigate VM - it is enough to factory-reset this Virtual Fortigate with exe factoryreset or (if you want to keep IP addressing) exe factoryreset2 , this will erase all configuration and will reset evaluation license to 15 days again.

You must license FortiClient EMS to use it for endpoint management and provisioning.

Applying a trial license to FortiClient EMS

To apply a trial license to FortiClient EMS:

The following steps assume that you have already acquired an EMS installation file from FortiCloud or a Fortinet sales representative for evaluation purposes and installed EMS.

  1. In EMS, in the License Information widget, click Add beside FortiCloud Account.
  2. In the FortiCloud Registration dialog, enter your FortiCloud account credentials. If you do not have a FortiCloud account, create one.
  3. Read and accept the license agreement terms.
  4. Click Login & Start Trial. If your FortiCloud account is eligible for an EMS trial license, the License Information widget updates with the trial license information, and you can now manage three Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android endpoints indefinitely.

Applying paid licenses to FortiClient EMS

To apply a paid license to FortiClient EMS:

The following steps assume that you have already purchased and acquired your EMS and FortiClient licenses from a Fortinet reseller.

  1. Log in to your FortiCloud account on Customer Service & Support.
  2. Go to Register Product.
  3. In the Registration Code field, enter the Contract Registration Code from your service registration document. Configure other fields as required, then click Next.
  4. Do one of the following:
    1. If this is the first license that you are applying to this EMS server, do the following:
      1. Click Register.
      2. In the Hardware ID field, enter the hardware ID found in Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License in EMS. If you register the license prior to installing EMS, you must enter the hardware ID after installation. Configure other fields as required, then click Next.
      3. Complete the registration, then click Confirm.
      4. In EMS, go to Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License.
      5. For License Source, select FortiCare.
      6. In the FortiCloud Account field, enter your FortiCloud account ID or email address.
      7. In the Password field, enter your FortiCloud account password.
      8. Click Login & Update License. Once your account information is authenticated, EMS updates the Configure License page with the serial number and license information that it retrieved from FortiCloud.
    2. As described in Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoint licenses, you can apply multiple license types to the same EMS server. For example, if you have already applied an EPP license to your EMS server, you can apply another license type, such as a ZTNA license, to the same EMS server. If desired, add another license type:
      1. On the Registration Confirmation page, when applying an additional license type, you must select Renew on the contract registration screen, regardless of the license types of the first and subsequent licenses. Selecting Renew combines the new license with any existing licenses for the EMS server and allows you to add the new license type to EMS while retaining previously applied license(s).

        When applying an additional license type to EMS, selecting Register instead of Renew creates an additional license file instead of combining the new license with the existing license(s). You will not be able to apply the new and existing licenses to the same EMS server.

      2. In the Serial Number field, enter the EMS serial number or select the EMS instance from the list. You can find the serial number in Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License in EMS. Click Next.
      3. Complete the registration, then click Confirm.

EMS reports the following information to FortiCare. FortiCloud displays this information in its dashboard and asset management pages:

  • EMS software version
  • Number of FortiClient endpoints currently actively licensed under and being managed by this EMS
  • Endpoint license expiry statuses. You can use this information to plan license renewals.

Using a second license to extend the license expiry date does not increase the number of licensed clients. To increase the number of licensed clients, contact Fortinet Support for a co-term contract.

If you previously activated another license with the same EMS hardware ID, you receive a duplicated UUID error. In this case, contact Customer Support to remove the hardware ID from the old license.

To apply multiple paid licenses to FortiClient EMS:

You may want to apply multiple paid licenses of the same type to at the same time. For example, if you want EMS to manage 525 ZTNA endpoints, you can purchase two ZTNA licenses: one for 500 endpoints, and another for 25 endpoints. In this scenario, you need to register the licenses at the same time.

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The following steps assume that you have already purchased and acquired your EMS and FortiClient licenses from a Fortinet reseller.

  1. Log in to your FortiCloud account on Customer Service & Support.
  2. Go to Register Product.
  3. In the Registration Code field, enter the Contract Registration Codes from your service registration documents. Separate the codes with a comma. For example, to register the 3922U and 1057U codes in the following screenshots, you would enter 3922U,1057U in the Registration Code field. Configure other fields as required, then click Next.
  4. Do one of the following:
    1. If these are the first licenses that you are applying to this EMS server, do the following:
      1. Click Register.
      2. In the Hardware ID field, enter the hardware ID found in Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License in EMS. If you register the licenses prior to installing EMS, you must enter the hardware ID after installation. Configure other fields as required, then click Next.
      3. Complete the registration, then click Confirm.
      4. In EMS, go to Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License.
      5. For License Source, select FortiCare.
      6. In the FortiCloud Account field, enter your FortiCloud account ID or email address.
      7. In the Password field, enter your FortiCloud account password.
      8. Click Login & Update License. Once your account information is authenticated, EMS updates the Configure License page with the serial number and license information that it retrieved from FortiCloud.
    2. As described in Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoint licenses, you can apply multiple license types to the same EMS server. For example, if you have already applied an EPP license to your EMS server, you can apply other license types, such as a ZTNA license, to the same EMS server. If desired, add another license type:
      1. On the Registration Confirmation page, when applying an additional license type, you must select Renew on the contract registration screen, regardless of the license types of the first and subsequent licenses. Selecting Renew combines the new licenses with any existing licenses for the EMS server and allows you to add the new license types to EMS while retaining previously applied license(s).

        When applying an additional license types to EMS, selecting Register instead of Renew creates an additional license file instead of combining the new licenses with the existing license(s). You will not be able to apply the new and existing licenses to the same EMS server.

      2. In the Serial Number field, enter the EMS serial number or select the EMS instance from the list. You can find the serial number in Dashboard > Status > License Information widget > Configure License in EMS. Click Next.
      3. Complete the registration, then click Confirm.

EMS reports the following information to FortiCare. FortiCloud displays this information in its dashboard and asset management pages:

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  • EMS software version
  • Number of FortiClient endpoints currently actively licensed under and being managed by this EMS
  • Endpoint license expiry statuses. You can use this information to plan license renewals.

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Using a second license to extend the license expiry date does not increase the number of licensed clients. To increase the number of licensed clients, contact Fortinet Support for a co-term contract.

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If you previously activated another license with the same EMS hardware ID, you receive a duplicated UUID error. In this case, contact Customer Support to remove the hardware ID from the old license.