Disconnecting FortiEDR Connect session

Clicking the Disconnect button at the bottom right of the File Library pane.
Closing the browser tab by clicking the Close button.
Logging out of the FortiEDR Console.
Rebooting/shutting down the FortiEDR-protected device. For example, using reboot/sh.
Timing out. If you are not working with the FortiEDR console session, then at some point the session will timeout and disconnect it.

After you disconnect, the message Device is not connected is displayed in the FortiEDR console session.

A connected button is then displayed which you can click to reconnect to the same session, as shown below:

Clicking the Disconnect button at the bottom right of the File Library pane.
Closing the browser tab by clicking the Close button.
Logging out of the FortiEDR Console.
Rebooting/shutting down the FortiEDR-protected device. For example, using reboot/sh.
Timing out. If you are not working with the FortiEDR console session, then at some point the session will timeout and disconnect it.

After you disconnect, the message Device is not connected is displayed in the FortiEDR console session.

A connected button is then displayed which you can click to reconnect to the same session, as shown below: