Reboot the FortiDeceptor. All sessions are terminated, the unit goes offline, and there is a delay while it restarts.

Shut down the FortiDeceptor.

Reset the configuration to factory defaults. Event and incident data, and installed VM images are kept.

Purge the detection results from the database, including deployment settings, events, incidents, and alerts.

Reset the FortiDeceptor configuration to factory default settings. All data is deleted. Installed VM images are kept.

Display the FortiDeceptor firmware version, serial number, system time, disk usage, image status, and RAID information.

Upgrade or re-install the FortiDeceptor firmware or deception VM image via Secure Copy (SCP) or File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server.

See fw-upgrade for details.

Reset the GUI widgets.

Enable/disable IP tables.

See iptables for details.

Set confirm ID for Windows deception VM activation.

See dcvm-confirm-id for details.

List the license information for deception VMs using the -l option.

Display the status for deception VMs.

Activate and initialize VM images. This is useful when you need to rebuild a broken VM image.

The default resets all VMs or you can specify a VM name with -n <VM name>.

Display the status of deception images.

Enable or disable the maintainer account.

See set-maintainer for details.

Set Radius or LDAP authentication timeout.

See remote-auth-timeout for details.

Delete all system logs.

Download and install the firmware license file from a server.

See vm-firmware-license for details.

After changing the virtual hard disk size on the hypervisor, execute this command to make the change recognizable to the firmware.

This command is only available for VM models.

Enable or disable DMZ deployment mode.

Display information about FortiGuard upgradeable engine packages.

Test the network connectivity of firmware.

Check storage disk with fsck command.