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Licensing in an air-gap environment

Licensing in an air-gap environment

When performing the initial setup of FortiAnalyzer, you are required to register your FortiAnalyzer to FortiCare, which typically requires internet access. While operating in a closed network or air-gap environment, you must complete this step by uploading the entitlements file through the FortiAnalyzer CLI.

To register FortiAnalyzer in an air-gap environment:
  1. In FortiAnalyzer, disable access to the public FortiGuard Distribution Servers (FDS) using the following CLI commands:

    config fmupdate publicnetwork

    set status disable

    end

  2. Connect to the FortiAnalyzer GUI, and on the FortiAnalyzer login screen, click Upload License.

  3. Click Browse to select your FortiAnalyzer license or drag-and-drop the license file, and click Upload.

    The license file will be applied, and the FortiAnalyzer will be restarted in order to verify the license.
  4. Sign in to FortiAnalyzer.
    The FortiAnalyzer Setup Wizard is displayed.


    In order to access your FortiAnalyzer, it must be registered to FortiCare in the FortiAnalyzer Setup Wizard.
  5. On FortiCloud, create a ticket for your FortiAnalyzer entitlements file, and Fortinet Customer Service will provide you with the file.
  6. Upload the entitlement file using the following command.

    execute fmupdate <ftp | scp | tftp> import license <filename> <server> <port> <directory> <username> <password>

    Tooltip

    The <port> variable is only required when connecting to a remote SCP host. The <directory>, <username>, and <password> variables are only required for logging into a FTP server or SCP host to download the file. For more information, see the FortiAnalyzer CLI Reference.

    For example:

    execute fmupdate ftp import license entitlement-file 172.10.1.10 /pub/place user1 password1

    This operation will replace the current package!

    Do you want to continue? (y/n)y

    Start getting file from FTP Server...

    Transferred 0.001M of 0.001M in 0:00:00s (0.008M/s)

    FTP transfer is successful.

    Package installation is in process...

    This could take some time.

    Update successfully

  7. The FortiAnalyzer Setup wizard will display that you are successfully registered with FortiCare.

Licensing in an air-gap environment

When performing the initial setup of FortiAnalyzer, you are required to register your FortiAnalyzer to FortiCare, which typically requires internet access. While operating in a closed network or air-gap environment, you must complete this step by uploading the entitlements file through the FortiAnalyzer CLI.

To register FortiAnalyzer in an air-gap environment:
  1. In FortiAnalyzer, disable access to the public FortiGuard Distribution Servers (FDS) using the following CLI commands:

    config fmupdate publicnetwork

    set status disable

    end

  2. Connect to the FortiAnalyzer GUI, and on the FortiAnalyzer login screen, click Upload License.

  3. Click Browse to select your FortiAnalyzer license or drag-and-drop the license file, and click Upload.

    The license file will be applied, and the FortiAnalyzer will be restarted in order to verify the license.
  4. Sign in to FortiAnalyzer.
    The FortiAnalyzer Setup Wizard is displayed.


    In order to access your FortiAnalyzer, it must be registered to FortiCare in the FortiAnalyzer Setup Wizard.
  5. On FortiCloud, create a ticket for your FortiAnalyzer entitlements file, and Fortinet Customer Service will provide you with the file.
  6. Upload the entitlement file using the following command.

    execute fmupdate <ftp | scp | tftp> import license <filename> <server> <port> <directory> <username> <password>

    Tooltip

    The <port> variable is only required when connecting to a remote SCP host. The <directory>, <username>, and <password> variables are only required for logging into a FTP server or SCP host to download the file. For more information, see the FortiAnalyzer CLI Reference.

    For example:

    execute fmupdate ftp import license entitlement-file 172.10.1.10 /pub/place user1 password1

    This operation will replace the current package!

    Do you want to continue? (y/n)y

    Start getting file from FTP Server...

    Transferred 0.001M of 0.001M in 0:00:00s (0.008M/s)

    FTP transfer is successful.

    Package installation is in process...

    This could take some time.

    Update successfully

  7. The FortiAnalyzer Setup wizard will display that you are successfully registered with FortiCare.