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    • Administration Guide

    Home FortiWeb 6.1.1 Administration Guide
    6.1.1
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    Debug log

    Debug log

    System > Maintenance > Debug enables you to download debug log and upload debug symbol file.

    Follow steps below to customize the debug logs:

    1. Run commands similar to the following to capture the flow from the client (for example, host 10.0.8.104), and activate the debug flow required:

      2. FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace tcpdump filter "host 10.0.8.104"

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace tcpdump interface port1

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug flow filter client-ip 10.0.8.104

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug flow filter flow-detail 7

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace report start

    2. Initiate HTTP request from this client (10.0.8.104) to the virtual server.
    3. Stop collecting the information with the command below after some time:

      4. FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace report stop

    4. Download debug logs from System > Maintenance > Debug > Download .
      The following files are supported:
      • crash logs
      • daemon logs
      • kernel logs
      • netstat logs
      • coredump logs
      • perf logs
      • top logs
      • other logs
      • entire configuration file

    Note: To access this part of the web UI, your administrator’s account must have the prof_admin permission. For details, see Permissions.

    For details, see the FortiWeb CLI Reference:

    http://docs.fortinet.com/fortiweb/reference

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    Debug log

    Debug log

    System > Maintenance > Debug enables you to download debug log and upload debug symbol file.

    Follow steps below to customize the debug logs:

    1. Run commands similar to the following to capture the flow from the client (for example, host 10.0.8.104), and activate the debug flow required:

      2. FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace tcpdump filter "host 10.0.8.104"

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace tcpdump interface port1

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug flow filter client-ip 10.0.8.104

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug flow filter flow-detail 7

      FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace report start

    2. Initiate HTTP request from this client (10.0.8.104) to the virtual server.
    3. Stop collecting the information with the command below after some time:

      4. FortiWeb # diagnose debug trace report stop

    4. Download debug logs from System > Maintenance > Debug > Download .
      The following files are supported:
      • crash logs
      • daemon logs
      • kernel logs
      • netstat logs
      • coredump logs
      • perf logs
      • top logs
      • other logs
      • entire configuration file

    Note: To access this part of the web UI, your administrator’s account must have the prof_admin permission. For details, see Permissions.

    For details, see the FortiWeb CLI Reference:

    http://docs.fortinet.com/fortiweb/reference

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