Common CLI commands
This section contains a list of common CLI commands for your FortiExtender device. For a full list of CLI commands, refer to the FortiExtender Administration Guide.
Changing the administrative password
When you first access the CLI of your FortiExtender device, the default password is blank. We strongly recommend that you create a new password to secure your FortiExtender.
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execute shell ~ passwd |
Execute the device shell and enter "passwd" to change the password on your FortiExtender. Note: This is the only way to change the password on a FortiExtender running OS firmware 4.0 and earlier. |
execute change-password |
Change the password on a FortiExtender running OS firmware 4.1 and later. |
Troubleshooting commands
You can use the following status and debug commands to check the device status and debug accordingly.
Status CLI Commands
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Shows the device's hardware and software versions. |
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Displays the device's synchronization status with FortiExtender Cloud. |
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Provides the device's SSL tunnel information and connectivity status. |
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Details the cellular modem's status. |
Logging and Debugging
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Displays logs on telnet or the cloud console terminal. |
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Turns off logs on telnet or the cloud console terminal. |
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Turns off all enabled logging. |
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Turns on extender information logging. |
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Turns off extender information logging. |
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Turns on cpm information logging. |
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Turns off cpm information logging. |
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Turns on modem's information logging. |
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Turns off modem's information logging. |
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Log-to-console commands are not required while accessing the device over the serial console port. They are only applicable to telnet or cloud console terminals. |