CLI script action
CLI scripts can run when an automation stitch is triggered. The scripts can be entered manually, uploaded as a file, or recorded in the CLI console. The output of the script can be sent as an email action.
The maximum size of the CLI script action output is 16K characters. |
In this example, the script sets the idle timeout value to 479 minutes, and sends an email with the script output.
To configure a stitch with a CLI script action in the GUI:
- Go to Security Fabric > Automation and click Create New.
- Enter the stitch name (auto-cli-1).
- Configure the trigger:
- Click Add Trigger.
- Click Create and select Security Rating Summary.
- Enter the following:
Name
auto-cli-1
Report
Security Posture
- Click OK.
- Select the trigger in the list and click Apply.
- Configure the CLI Script action:
- Click Add Action.
- Click Create and select CLI Script.
- Enter the following:
Name
admintimeout
Script
config system global set admintimeout 479 end
Alternatively, click Upload to upload a file, or click >_Record in CLI console and enter the CLI commands.
Administrator profile
Select a profile
- Click OK.
- Select the action in the list and click Apply.
- Configure the Email notification action:
- Click Add Action.
- Click Create and select Email.
- Enter the following:
Name
auto-cli-1_email
To
Enter an email address
Subject
CSF stitch alert
Body
%%results%%
- Click OK.
- Select the action in the list and click Apply.
- Click OK.
To configure a stitch with a CLI script action in the CLI:
- Create the automation trigger:
config system automation-trigger edit "auto-cli-1" set event-type security-rating-summary next end
- Create the automation actions:
config system automation-action edit "admintimeout" set action-type cli-script set script "config system global set admintimeout 479 end" set accprofile "super_admin" next edit "auto-cli-1_email" set action-type email set email-to "admin@fortinet.com" set email-subject "CSF stitch alert" set message "%%results%%" next end
- Create the automation stitch:
config system automation-stitch edit "auto-cli-1" set trigger "auto-cli-1" config actions edit 1 set action "admintimeout" set required enable next edit 2 set action "auto-cli-1_email" set required enable next end next end
Sample email
The email sent by the action will look similar to the following: