user device
Use this command to define and configure host devices.
History
The following table shows all newly added, changed, or removed entries as of FortiOS 6.0.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
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set category {amazon-device | ...} |
New Amazon device type category. |
config user device
edit {alias}
# Configure devices.
set alias {string} Device alias. size[35]
set mac {mac address} Device MAC address.
set user {string} User name. size[64]
set master-device {string} Master device (optional). size[35] - datasource(s): user.device.alias
set comment {string} Comment. size[255]
set avatar {string} Image file for avatar (maximum 4K base64 encoded). size[4095]
config tagging
edit {name}
# Config object tagging.
set name {string} Tagging entry name. size[63]
set category {string} Tag category. size[63] - datasource(s): system.object-tagging.category
config tags
edit {name}
# Tags.
set name {string} Tag name. size[64] - datasource(s): system.object-tagging.tags.name
next
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set type {option} Device type.
unknown Device type not yet determined.
android-phone Android-based phones.
android-tablet Android-based tablets.
blackberry-phone BlackBerry phones.
blackberry-playbook BlackBerry tablets.
forticam FortiCam.
fortifone FortiFone.
fortinet-device Other Fortinet devices.
gaming-console Gaming consoles (Xbox, PS2, PS3, Wii, PSP).
ip-phone VoIP phones.
ipad iPad Tablets.
iphone iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
linux-pc Linux PC.
mac Mac computers.
media-streaming Other media streaming devices.
printer Printing devices.
router-nat-device Router and/or NAT devices.
windows-pc Windows PC.
windows-phone Windows-based phones.
windows-tablet Windows-based tablets.
other-network-device All other identified devices.
set category {option} Device category.
none No specific category.
amazon-device Amazon devices.
android-device Android devices.
blackberry-device BlackBerry devices.
fortinet-device Fortinet devices.
ios-device Devices running Apple iOS.
windows-device Devices running Microsoft Windows.
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Additional information
The following section is for those options that require additional explanation.
append tags <tag-name>
Append applied object tags.
avatar <image-file>
Enter an image file name to be used as the user's avatar (maximum 4K base64 encoded).
comment [string]
Optional comments.
mac <mac-address>
Enter the device's MAC address.
master-device [name]
Optionally enter a primary device name.
tags <image-file>
Enter applied object tags.
type <device-type>
Select the device type from the following:
android-phoneandroid-tabletblackberry-phoneblackberry-playbookforticamfortifonefortinet-devicegaming-consoleip-phoneipadiphonelinux-pcmacmedia-streamingprinterrouter-nat-devicewindows-pcwindows-phonewindows-tabletother-network-device
user <name>
Enter the device owner's user name.