config system mapping
The config system mapping command allows you to configure FortiDB to collect audit and alert data for FortiMonitor and transmit it via SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).
FortiMonitor integration with FortiDB requires a FortiDB administrator with the name fortisiem. For more information, see FortiMonitor administrator.
Syntax
config system mapping
set status {enable | disable}
set limit-file <limit-file_int>
set scan-cycle <scan-cycle_int>
set range-start <date_str>
set range-end <date_str>
end
where:
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
status {enable | disable}
|
Enable or disable data collection and transmission for FortiDB. | disable |
limit-file <limit-file_int>
|
Enter the maximum number of SFTP files the feature generates. Generating too many SFTP files can fill the appliance hard disk. |
1000 |
scan-cycle <scan-cycle_int>
|
Enter a value that specifes how long FortiDB pauses between collection cycles for FortiMonitor, in seconds. Adding pauses in data collection allows system resources to be available for target monitoring and other tasks. When you use smaller values, FortiDB collects data more quickly. |
20 |
set range-start <date_str>
|
Enter the date and time to start collecting data for FortiMonitor using the format mm/dd/yyyy-hh:mm:ss, where:
|
No default. |
set range-end <date_str>
|
Optionally, enter the date and time to stop collecting data for FortiMonitor. If you do not specify this options, FortiDB collects data continuously after the specified start time. |
No default. |
Examples
The following example starts data collection for FortiMonitor at a specific date and time with no specified stop time.
config system mapping
set status enable
set range-start 6/10/2014-16:26:23
end
The following example specifies data collection for FortiMonitor with both a start and stop time.
set status enable
set range-start 6/10/2014-00:00:00
set range-start 7/10/2014-23:59:59
end