Metadata
The <forticlient_configuration> XML tag contains all of the XML tags and data in a configuration file. An empty configuration file looks like this:
<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”utf-8”?>
<forticlient_configuration>
</forticlient_configuration>
The first line of the file includes an XML version number as well as the encoding. This is the standard XML start tag.
FortiClient supports the following metadata:
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Metadata |
Description |
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<forticlient_version>7.2.3.xxx</forticlient_version> |
FortiClient version number if you exported the file from FortiClient. |
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<version>7.2.3</version> |
Configuration file version. |
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<exported_by_version>7.2.3.xxx</exported_by_version> |
FortiClient version number when the file was exported from FortiClient. |
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<date>2024/08/30</date> |
Date the file was generated. |
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<partial_configuration>0</partial_configuration> |
Controls whether the configuration is replaced or added in import/restore. Possible values are |
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<os_version>windows</os_version> |
Indicates whether this configuration is generated from Microsoft Windows or macOS. Possible values are |
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<os_architecture>x64</os_architecture> |
Indicates the OS architecture. Possible values are |