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config config sync-list

config config sync-list

Use this command to push/pull a configuration to/from a target FortiADC system.

Before you begin:
  • You must plan for the impact the configuration push/pull has on the target deployment.
  • You must have read-write permission for system settings.

Syntax

config config sync-list

edit <name>

set server-ip <class_ip>

set password <string>

set type {global-load-balance link-load-balance load-balance log networking security share-resource system user}

set comment <string>

next

end

server-ip

IP address of the remote appliance.

password

Password of the remote appliance.

type

Space-separated list of configuration types to sync:

  • global-load-balance — Includes config global-load-balance and config global-dns-server commands.
    Note: If any GLB configurations reference a shared resource, that shared resource configuration must be synced together with the GLB configuration, otherwise the GLB configuration will not work with the missing referenced object.

  • link-load-balance — Includes config link-load-balance commands.

  • load-balance — Includes config load-balance commands.

  • log — Includes config log commands and config system mailserver.

  • networking — Includes config router commands.

  • security — Includes config security waf commands.

  • share-resource — Includes the shared resources that are used across different modules.
    These configurations include the following commands:
    config system health-check
    config system health-check-script
    config system schedule-group
    config system address
    config system address6
    config system addrgrp
    config system addrgrp6
    config system isp-addr
    config system service
    config system servicegrp

  • system — Includes config config, config system (except config system mailserver), config user, and config vdom commands.

  • user — Includes config user commands

comment

A string to describe the purpose of the configuration, to help you and other administrators more easily identify its use. Put phrases in quotes. For example: “SLB and GLB settings to Data Center East”.

Example

config config sync-list

edit 1

set server-ip 192.168.1.100

set port 995

set password xxx

set type global-load-balance

next

end

See Also

config config sync-list

config config sync-list

Use this command to push/pull a configuration to/from a target FortiADC system.

Before you begin:
  • You must plan for the impact the configuration push/pull has on the target deployment.
  • You must have read-write permission for system settings.

Syntax

config config sync-list

edit <name>

set server-ip <class_ip>

set password <string>

set type {global-load-balance link-load-balance load-balance log networking security share-resource system user}

set comment <string>

next

end

server-ip

IP address of the remote appliance.

password

Password of the remote appliance.

type

Space-separated list of configuration types to sync:

  • global-load-balance — Includes config global-load-balance and config global-dns-server commands.
    Note: If any GLB configurations reference a shared resource, that shared resource configuration must be synced together with the GLB configuration, otherwise the GLB configuration will not work with the missing referenced object.

  • link-load-balance — Includes config link-load-balance commands.

  • load-balance — Includes config load-balance commands.

  • log — Includes config log commands and config system mailserver.

  • networking — Includes config router commands.

  • security — Includes config security waf commands.

  • share-resource — Includes the shared resources that are used across different modules.
    These configurations include the following commands:
    config system health-check
    config system health-check-script
    config system schedule-group
    config system address
    config system address6
    config system addrgrp
    config system addrgrp6
    config system isp-addr
    config system service
    config system servicegrp

  • system — Includes config config, config system (except config system mailserver), config user, and config vdom commands.

  • user — Includes config user commands

comment

A string to describe the purpose of the configuration, to help you and other administrators more easily identify its use. Put phrases in quotes. For example: “SLB and GLB settings to Data Center East”.

Example

config config sync-list

edit 1

set server-ip 192.168.1.100

set port 995

set password xxx

set type global-load-balance

next

end

See Also