<ha-unit_ipv4>

Enter the IP address of the FortiMail HA unit that you want to simulate a trap for.

This argument is valid if ha-event {1 | 2 | 3} is 2 or 3. Otherwise the command applies to the local unit, and therefore there is no remote IP address.

<raid_str>

Enter the name of the RAID device, such as raid0, that you want to simulate a trap for.

authd [<level_int>]

Select which level of authentication daemon information to display. If you omit the level, then the CLI outputs the current level:

authd test level is 3

cmdbsvr {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6}

Select which configuration management database (CMDB) information to display:

• 1. This menu

• 2. Display device timer list

• 3. Register all devices again

• 4. Display device socket connection list

• 5. Display syntax version list

• 6. Display current login user

connection-duration [<seconds_int>]

Enter the IMAP connection timeout in seconds. If you omit the limit, the CLI outputs the current limit:

imap connection duration = 1800 (seconds)

connection-imap-total [<limit_int>]

Enter the maximum number of total IMAP connections. If you omit the limit, the CLI outputs the current limit:

total imap connection limit = 2048

connection-imap-user [<limit_int>]

Enter the maximum number of IMAP connections per user. If you omit the limit, the CLI outputs the current limit:

user+ip imap connection limit = 5

csfd [<level_int>]

Select which level of FortiGate Security Fabric information to display. If you omit the level, then the CLI outputs the current level:

csfd test level is 3

dnscached {1 | 2 | 3}

Select which DNS cache information to display or action to perform:

• 1. This menu

• 2. Display dns cache entry

• 3. clean dns cache entry

folder-msg-count-threshold {enable | disable | <limit_int>}

Enable or disable the maximum number of counted email in IMAP folders.

When you enable the limit, the default maximum applies. If you want to apply a different maximum number, enter the custom limit.

forticron [<level_int>]

Select which level of scheduled task information to display. If you omit the level, then the CLI resets the current level to 0 (nothing):

forticron test level is 0

ha-event {1 | 2 | 3}

Select the type of HA event to simulate a trap for:

• 1-HA switch local

• 2-HA switch remote

• 3-HA shutdown

intf-ip-chg <interface_name>

Enter the name of the network interface, such as port1, that you want to simulate a trap for.

list ip <country-code_name>

Enter a country code such as CA for Canada to display all IPv4 addresses associated with that geographic region in the GeoIP database.

To get a list of available country codes, enter the command:

diagnose test application geoip list country

list ipv6 <country-code_name>

Enter a country code such as CA for Canada to display all IPv6 addresses associated with that geographic region in the GeoIP database.

To get a list of available country codes, enter the command:

diagnose test application geoip list country

mail-queue <queue_str>

Enter the name of a mail queue, such as dead, that you want to simulate a trap for.

miglogd {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 99}

Select which local log daemon information to display or action to perform:

• 1. This menu

• 2. Display all log list

• 3. Display next rotate time

• 4. Print log to console

• 5. Do not print log to console

• 6. Display miglogd_ctrl information

• 7. Show remote queues

• 99. Restart the miglogd daemon.

query country <country-code_name>

Enter a country code such as CA for Canada to display IP addresses associated with that geographic region.

To get a list of available country codes, enter the command:

diagnose test application geoip list country

query ip {<host_ipv4> | <host_ipv6>}

Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address to display its associated geographic region in the GeoIP database.

raid-event {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6}

Select the type of RAID event to simulate a trap for:

• 1-DegradedArray

• 2-SparesMissing

• 3-RebuildStarted

• 4-RebuildFinished

• 5-Fail

• 6-FailSpare

• 7-SpareActive

snmpd {1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 99}

Select which SNMP daemon information to display or action to perform:

• 1: Display daemon process ID (PID)

• 2: Display SNMP statistics

• 3: Clear SNMP statistics

• 4: Dump SNMP MIBs

• 99: Restart daemon

sys-event {0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10}

Select the type of system event to simulate a trap for:

• 1-System Shutdown

• 2-System Rebooting

• 3-System Reloading

• 4-System Upgrading

• 5-System GUI Upgrading

• 6-System Log Disk Formatting

• 7-System Mail Disk Formatting

• 8-System AVDB Updating Success

• 9-System AVDB Updating Network Error

• 10-System AVDB Updating Failure

• 0-System Checking Log/Spool Disk

urlfilter {1 | 7 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 88 | 89 | 99 | 144}

Select which URL filter daemon information to display or action to perform:

• 1. This menu

• 7. Toggle switch for dumping unrated packet

• 10. Print debug values

• 11. Clear Spam Filter cache

• 12. Clear AV Query cache

• 13. Toggle switch for dumping expired license packets

• 14. Show running timers (except request timers)

• 144. Show running timers (including request timers)

• 15. Send INIT requests.

• 17. Toggle fast INIT retry interval

• 18. Generate those log entries that will go to Event log

• 19. Display object counts

• 88. Display FortiGuard server list

• 89. Toggle antispam logging

• 99. Restart the URL filter daemon.