Fortinet black logo

Administration Guide

Automation trigger settings

Automation trigger settings

FortiPAM can be configured to perform actions when an event log is triggered. This is in the system automation table.

Automation trigger settings can only be configured via the CLI.

Automation trigger settings via the CLI Example

To configure automation trigger settings:
  1. In the CLI console, enter the following commands:

    config system automation-trigger

    edit "fold_chg"

    set event-type event-log

    set logid 44547 #from the log id (logid="0100044547) remove the category prefix

    set logic and

    config fields

    edit 1

    set match regex

    set name "msg"

    set value "E*t"

    next

    edit 2

    set name "user"

    set value "u1"

    next

    end

    next

    end

    If the field is set to match regex, it uses the regular expression to match the field with the value _name_. Otherwise, it uses the default match, using _*_ character as a wildcard.

    If the logic is set to _and_, all fields must match to trigger the action. Otherwise, if it is set to _or_, any field matching triggers the action.

Automation trigger settings

FortiPAM can be configured to perform actions when an event log is triggered. This is in the system automation table.

Automation trigger settings can only be configured via the CLI.

Automation trigger settings via the CLI Example

To configure automation trigger settings:
  1. In the CLI console, enter the following commands:

    config system automation-trigger

    edit "fold_chg"

    set event-type event-log

    set logid 44547 #from the log id (logid="0100044547) remove the category prefix

    set logic and

    config fields

    edit 1

    set match regex

    set name "msg"

    set value "E*t"

    next

    edit 2

    set name "user"

    set value "u1"

    next

    end

    next

    end

    If the field is set to match regex, it uses the regular expression to match the field with the value _name_. Otherwise, it uses the default match, using _*_ character as a wildcard.

    If the logic is set to _and_, all fields must match to trigger the action. Otherwise, if it is set to _or_, any field matching triggers the action.