Network Share
FortiSandbox can scan files stored on a network share and optionally quarantine files of any rating. Go to Security Fabric > Network Share to view and configure network share information.
Network share scans can be scheduled or run on-demand, and connectivity with the network share can be tested. Network Share saves scan results for four weeks.
Network Share is only available in the Primary node of an HA cluster. |
To improve the scan performance, delete any empty sub-folders in the Network Share. |
The following options are available:
Create New |
Create a new network share. |
Edit |
Edit the selected entry. |
Clone |
Clone the selected entry. Only the Network Share Name is different. All other settings are the same as the original. |
Delete |
Delete the selected entry. |
Scan Now |
Schedule an immediate scan for the selected entry. |
Scan Details |
View the selected entry's scheduled scan entries. |
Test Connection |
Test the selected entry's connection. The result is displayed in the banner at the bottom right corner. |
The following information is displayed:
Name |
Name of the network share. |
Scan Scheduled |
Display if the scan scheduled is enabled or not. Scheduled network scans are done in parallel. |
Type |
Mount type. |
Share Path |
Network share path. |
Quarantine |
Displays if quarantine is enabled or disabled. |
Sanitized |
Displays if sanitized is enabled or disabled.. |
Enabled |
Displays if the network share is enabled or disabled. FortiSandbox does not run the scheduled scans when disabled. |
Status |
Displays if the network share status is accessible or down. AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage connection status will always be . Click Test Connection for cloud storage status. |
To create a new network share:
- Go to Security Fabric > Network Share.
- Click Create New.
- Configure the following options and click OK.
Enabled
Select to enable network share configuration. If network share is not enabled, its scheduled scan will not run.
Mount Type
Select the mount type. The following options are available:
- CIFS (SMB v1.0, v2.0, v2.1, v3.0 and v3.1).
- NFSv2, NFSv3, NFSv4.
- AWS S3, AWS S3 BJ, AWS S3 NX. SeeAWS S3 Settings.
- Azure File Share. See Azure File System .
- Azure Blob Storage. See Azure Blob Storage.
For domain-based DFS namespace, ensure the domain name can be resolved with the system Primary DNS server.
Network Share Name
Network share name.
Server Name/IP
Server FQDN or IP address.
Share Path
File share path in the format
/path1/path2
.Scan Files Of Specified Pattern
Include or exclude files which match a file name pattern.
File Name Pattern
File name pattern.
Username, Password, Confirm Password
Username and password. For domain users, use the format
domain_name\user_name
.Scan Job Priority
When multiple network share scans run at the same time, higher priority scans get more scan power.
Keep A Copy Of Original File On FortiSandbox
Keep a copy of the original file on FortiSandbox.
Skip Sandboxing for the same unchanged files
To improve scan speed, you can skip sandboxing scan on existing files (if applicable) and only do sandboxing scan on new files. Existing files are only scanned by AntiVirus engine and Community Cloud query.
Enable Quarantine of Malicious Files
Quarantine files with a Malicious rating in the selected location.
Quarantined files are put in a folder with the name of the Job ID and each file is renamed with the Job ID for that file and a meta file with more information.
Enable Quarantine of Suspicious - High Risk files
Quarantine suspicious files with a High Risk rating in the selected location.
Quarantined files are put in a folder with the name of the Job ID and each file is renamed with the Job ID for that file and a meta file with more information.
Enable Quarantine of Suspicious - Medium Risk files
Quarantine suspicious files with a Medium Risk rating in the selected location.
Quarantined files are put in a folder with the name of the Job ID and each file is renamed with the Job ID for that file and a meta file with more information.
Enable Quarantine of Suspicious - Low Risk files
Quarantine suspicious files with a Low Risk rating in the selected location.
Quarantined files are put in a folder with the name of the Job ID and each file is renamed with the Job ID for that file and a meta file with more information.
Enable Quarantine of Other rating files
Quarantine suspicious files with a Other rating in the selected location.
Quarantined files are put in a folder with the name of the Job ID and each file is renamed with the Job ID for that file and a meta file with more information.
Enable copying or moving clean files to a sanitized location
Copy or move files with a Clean rating to another location.
By default, a new folder is created for each scheduled scan job in the sanitized location and all clean files are copied into it with the original folder structure. To save space, uncheck Keep a complete copy of clean files for every scheduled scan so that files of the same path have only one copy in the sanitized location.
Enable Scheduled Scan
Enable scheduled scan and specify the schedule type.
Description
Optional description for the network share entry.
Send notification email after each scan
Email a summary report for each network share scan to the specified users.
When a file is moved, to leave a copy in its original location, go to the Quarantine edit page to enable Leave a File At Source Location and select A Copy of Original File.
Conserve Mode: FortiSandbox goes into Conserve Mode once it has copied 10,000 files to the local device. In Conserve Mode, FortiSandbox stops copying files from the remote Network Share and continues processing the copied files until the Pending count is 5000 for a Standalone node or 5000 or more for a node in an HA Cluster. A warning level system log entry alerts you of the event. |
To run a network share scan immediately:
- Go to Security Fabric > Network Share.
- Select a share.
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Click Scan Now to immediately run the scan. If you are an admin with Prioritize Netshare Scan privileges, then you have the option of selecting Prioritize Scan.For information, see Netshare Groups.
To test network share connectivity:
- Go to Security Fabric > Network Share.
- Select a share.
- Click Test Connection to test connectivity with the network share.