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Soft reset FortiAnalyzer-BigData

Soft reset FortiAnalyzer-BigData

You can try to soft reset your FortiAnalyzer-BigData Security Event Manager to recover from a system level failure. This process takes about 45 minutes.

Soft reset does the following:

  • Reset the OS partition on each of the hosts while keeping all data volume intact.
  • Reset the FortiAnalyzer-BigData power.
  • Align all the host OS.
To soft reset FortiAnalyzer-BigData:
Caution

Before proceeding with the steps below, your version of FortiAnalyzer-BigData bootloader must match your current version of FortiAnalyzer-BigData. Check the version of your bootloader and upgrade it to match your FortiAnalyzer-BigData as needed.

To check the bootloader version, run the following command from the Security Event Manager Controller: fazbdctl show version

To upgrade the bootloader, see Upgrade Bootloader.

  1. Access the Security Event Manager Controller (see To connect to the Security Event Manager Controller:) and run the following command:

    fazbdctl reset cluster

    For more information and additional CLI options, see the reset command in the CLI Reference in the Fortinet Doc Library.

    The Security Event Manager Controller will reboot after a few minutes.

  2. Reconnect to the Security Event Manager Controller after it reboots and monitor the broadcast messages for progress.
  3. Wait about 45 minutes until the following message is displayed on the terminal:

    [100%] The system has been upgraded successfully.

Soft reset FortiAnalyzer-BigData

You can try to soft reset your FortiAnalyzer-BigData Security Event Manager to recover from a system level failure. This process takes about 45 minutes.

Soft reset does the following:

  • Reset the OS partition on each of the hosts while keeping all data volume intact.
  • Reset the FortiAnalyzer-BigData power.
  • Align all the host OS.
To soft reset FortiAnalyzer-BigData:
Caution

Before proceeding with the steps below, your version of FortiAnalyzer-BigData bootloader must match your current version of FortiAnalyzer-BigData. Check the version of your bootloader and upgrade it to match your FortiAnalyzer-BigData as needed.

To check the bootloader version, run the following command from the Security Event Manager Controller: fazbdctl show version

To upgrade the bootloader, see Upgrade Bootloader.

  1. Access the Security Event Manager Controller (see To connect to the Security Event Manager Controller:) and run the following command:

    fazbdctl reset cluster

    For more information and additional CLI options, see the reset command in the CLI Reference in the Fortinet Doc Library.

    The Security Event Manager Controller will reboot after a few minutes.

  2. Reconnect to the Security Event Manager Controller after it reboots and monitor the broadcast messages for progress.
  3. Wait about 45 minutes until the following message is displayed on the terminal:

    [100%] The system has been upgraded successfully.